WARDEN'S WATCH

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My Second Colonel Interview
I Don't Have an Accent
36 Year Career in Georgia DNR
Basic Academy and Hunting Season
$32,500 only 5 Years Ago
Patrolling Up River
Boating, Fishing, Hunting, DNR Land
Shorts are Optional
Cuff On, Then What?
Drug Trafficking and Exotic Animals
Dragging Out a Deer in August
100 Applicants, 20 Jobs
Dodge Power Wagon
The Next Piece of Equipment
A Night Hunting Case
A Ford Bronco and Too Easy
The Gotcha Moment
Search and Rescue Support Team
Search and Rescue Dollars
Focus on Conservation Law Enforcement
Georgia Special Teams K-9
Critical Incidents Reconstruction Team
Investigative Teams Overt and Covert
Poachers Like to Brag, Generally
Building a Network
Focus on the Positive
Conservation Enforcement Leadership
The Appalachian Trail

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Thursday, December 5, 2019

022 Mark Ober - North Country Game Warden

Mark Ober is now the Lieutenant for District 1 for the NH Fish and Game Department, but before that, Mark was a Sargent and Trainee under Wayne Saunders (the host of Warden's Watch). Mark and Wayne discuss various situations and cases that they worked together including several night hunting cases, decoy sets for illegal shooting, and some north country search and rescue missions.

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Here's What We Discuss:

Don Noyes Chevrolet
Opportunity vs Entrapment
He Took My Job
The Berlin Area
Ruining a Good Time
A Snot Ticket
Wet, Intoxicated, Covered in Blood
Punch Happy
Muzzle Flash
Drop the Phone, Big Bang, Game On
Furrows on the Train Tracks
Loons are Powerful, I'm Cramping Up
A Moose Double Kill, Wait Triple Kill
Accidents Happen
A Stratford Case
Face of the Radio Glows
KaBoom, KaBoom, KaBoom
The Plywood Decoy
The Value of a Chase Vehicle
A Big Buck on the Tail Gate
A Necessary Evil
Finding the Beacon

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Thursday, November 28, 2019

021 Bryan Koontz - Guidefitter

Bryan Koontz, is the CEO of Gudiefitter. Guidefitter is the online community for guided hunting & fishing adventures, enabling sportspersons, guides, outfitters, and the organizations that serve them to collaborate and better promote their shared passion for the sport.

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Here's What We Discuss:

Software, Internet, and Hunting and Fishing
Making a Searchable Site for All Guides
More Money Spent on Fishing
Gear Junkies
A Warden in Maryland
The IWC Mission
Northwoods Law and Lone Star Law
Balance Budget and Warden Numbers
The Survey to 10,000 Members
Not Enough Wardens
Squeaky Wheels Get Oil
Higher Penalties for Poaching
Reciprocity
A Legislative Act
Losing Your Livelihood for Poaching Violoations
Thorough VS Guilty
Good Cop Bad Cop
Biologize

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Thursday, November 21, 2019

020 Ron Ollis - Operation North Coast - Ohio DNR Special Ops & Investigation

In a case that took 2.5 year to investigate through a special operations division of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Ron Ollis and his team were able to take down the largest poaching crime ring enterprise in Ohio history. It required intense ground work and undercover efforts and a clever prosecutor to convict using the RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) Laws, typically used in large scale crime ring investigations an prosecutions.

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The TIP program
Turn In a Poacher
2.5 Year Wildlife Investigation
Operation North Coast
$18/lb Perch, and Great Lakes Fishery
Biggest Case in Ohio History
That Neighborhood Guy, A Thorn
Wildlife Crime, and Drug Crime Go Hand in Hand
Illegal Check In, Electronic Crime
RICO Statutes, An Enterprise Crime for Profit
Communications Fraud, Theft from State of Ohio
Restitution for Trophy Animals
Deer Meat Wrapped Not for Sale
Lots of Moonshine
Hunters, Talkers, Braggers
Multiple Bucks in a One Buck State
Antlers and Smokies
Money Laundering, Game Violations
270lbs of Deer Meat and Only 2 Tags
48 Deer Mounts, in a 1 Buck State
A Diary and Sales List
Non Hunters Checking Deer
Pictures and Text Messages
Size of Deer to Deer Meat Ratios
A Special Prosectuor
Instead of a Bunch of Misdemeanors, Go RICO
No Hunters on Grand Jury
The Lorraine Case - Selling on Craiglist
A Police Officer, Fraud, Theft, Electronic Crimes

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Thursday, November 7, 2019

019 David Loewen - Montana Fish and Wildlife - Chief Law Enforcement

David Loewen spent time in the US Coast Guard stationed in California, mostly chasing drug crime. His post Coast Guard career lead him back to Montana to protect the wildlife in the land only second to the wildness of Alaska. David shares with us many stories of poachers and about the dangers that the job presents.

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Time in the Coast Guard - Cali to Montana
A College Fund and Marine Biology
Relying on a Team
A Rural District to a Populated One
From the Baby Warden to the SGT
15 Year on the Ground Prepping for Chief
Horses, Horse District, Water, Water District
A Headless Elk
Shot During the 3rd Qtr of the Superbowl
A Jeep and an RMEF License Plate
Getting Stale 24 Hours Later
Rolling in Hot, Elk Head Raid 5AM
Trophy Restitution, and Fines
TIP Program, Turn in a Poacher
Felonies
Sharing Info, Tax Fraud, and License Fraud
Resources to Investigate
Answering to the IRS instead of the State of Montana
The Best Fishing in the United States
Delist the Grizzly
Losing 9 Officers, It's Dangerous
Reading People, Body Language
Managing Situations Verbally
Verbal Judo
More to Hunting than Shooting an Animal
Online Hunter Ed vs Classroom
Montana is a Great Place

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Thursday, October 24, 2019

018 Mark Rutkowski - The Bear Trap

Mark Rutkowski is one of six supervisors for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Mark started out as a deputy and eventually worked his way into a full time Warden. Mark has been involved in many interesting game thief investigations over the years in a state with a rich tradition of hunting. Mark shares with us many stories on this episode.

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One of 6 in the State of PA
The Deputy Program 325
There for Resources Not Money
Special Tactical Team
Rhodesian Army
Being Comfortable in the Woods
The Creek Thing
The Bear Trap
A Conservation Land, Sweeping for Mines, Open for Hunting
Paramedic in Scranton
10 Deputies that Became Game Wardens
On the Job Training
A Culture
1% of the Hunting Population in PA
1st Day Deer Season is Like Xmas
Saturday Afternoon after Thanksgiving
Hunting Tradition and Participation
A Sportsmen's Meeting, Antler Restrictions
Poacher, Killing Several Hundred Deer
Ring Bologna - A Christmas Sausage
A Stolen Car, Another Poacher
Chop Shop and Burglary
An Attorney on Retainer, Career Criminal
Three Point Restrictions, Controversial to Support
800+ lbs Black Bear, Pike County
25 Group Hunting Parties, But No Baiting
Half Finished Mounts, Stolen Mounts
Two Hides, Cutting Tags, He Ratted On Himself

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Thursday, October 10, 2019

017 John Nores - Before the Weed

Before John Nores retired and wrote his book Hidden Wars, he was a Game Warden for the State of California. There he trained and learned and developed his skills that would eventually take him to a special task force called MET- Marijuana Enforcement Team. Through MET, John dealt with thousands of members of drug cartels where he discovered that the cartel operations were growing toxic marijuana, destroying habitats and natural resources, and leaving behind an environmental disaster.

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Here's What We Discuss:

The Trailblazer, a Pioneer
28 Year as a Game Warden
Cartel Growers, Marijuana Tactical Groups
California Academy Days
4 Years on the Civilian List
California was Focused on Preservation on Conservation
Unity instead of Polarization
It Got Western Quick
CA Based Gang Bangers After 11pm
AK, 10-22, Assault Shotguns
Illegal Guns, Dead Animals, A Shooting Game
1983, Spotlighting Cases
Now Thermal Imaging
Back Burner, Front Burner
Joe Rogan Show, Thin Green Line
General Public Doesn't Understand the Game Warden Job
Illegal Baiting Cases, Known for Tactics
FBI Certified Shooting School, SWAT
Becoming an Outdoors Woman Program
Humility and Appreciation is the Key
Marijuana Specialized Department Team
5-6 Week Baiting Case
Too Dark for Gen 2 Night Vision
A Major Wake UP Call, Blood Trail, and 2 Arrests
Navigation in the Dark
Nothing Better Than Being There
The Hidden War on Drugs and Habitat
Diversity and Adaptability to Protect the Environment
Toxins and Banned Chemicals with Drug Cartels

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Thursday, September 26, 2019

016 Sgt Todd Szewczyk

Todd Szewczyk is a retired Sargent with NH Fish and Game. Todd shared a similar timeline as Wayne did and has many colorful stories to tell about life on the job as a Game Warden. We cover a near death experience, snorkeling for pagers, and a new phenomenon -investigation using Facebook.

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Thursday, September 12, 2019

015 Nick Brunson - Nevada Fish and Game Warden

Nick Brunson is a Nevada Fish and Wildlife Warden. Nevada is some vast wild west territory and Nick has 9000 square miles to cover on his patrol. With only 31 Warden's in the state, it can be overwhelming and Nick often times will camp out as he attempts to catch a poacher instead of returning home for the night. It's just part of the job.

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Massive Wild West, 9000 Square Miles
1st Warden Check in 20 Years
31 Officers
Your a Cowboy, Need a Horse
East Vs West
One Tag, One Sheep
Sheep Pneumonia
Not Much Hunting Data with One Sheep Kill
A Flight Patrol in a Helicopter
Law Enforcement is Part of the Management
A Wildlife Case, 2 Days Surveillance
An Elk vs a Moose
The Utah and Idaho Border
Bold Face Lies
I Didn't Know I Was in Nevada
Lady Hunters are Finesse Hunters, Patient and Calm
Wardens Detect 1% of Crime
Can't Be Everywhere
A Poached Deer Concealed in Brush
Easier to Stay and Camp
If You Kill It Use It
Crime Along the Border
A Migration from Idaho
An Outstanding Wife
No Cell Signals
A Little Piece of Gods Country
Get Wild in Nevada, Not Just Vegas

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Thursday, August 29, 2019

014 Jen Wolf - Michigan DNR

Jen Wolf is with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and has seen a variety of work over the last 21 years. Jen has spent time on the Michigan State Police, as a VCO and also was involved in the environment enforcement of the Flint Michigan Water Quality issue. Physical fitness is a priority for Jen and she says that the job has always had it's challenges, but says your reaction is how you keep chaos under control.

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Jen Wolf, DNR, 21 Years
Pushups, Physical Fitness
Michigan State Police
Travers City, Michigan
VCO - Volunteer Conservation Officer
City Game Warden
As Good at a 25 Year Old Man
Pigeon River Forest
Checking Licenses
Car Stuck Where Trucks Go
Pressures of the Job, Understanding
Pollution Control and Environmental Protection
Federal and State
Water Quality to Fish and Wildlife
Trust, Flynt Michigan Water Issue
Finally the Truth, Bring it to Prosecution
Order to Chaos
Water Patterns are Cyclical, Look at History
Long Term Solutions, Not Short Term
Woods Water Seasons
Dealing with Good People and Bad People
Being Treated Differently
It's All How You React to It
I'm Capable
The Dispatch Center
Regional Rep, 250 Officers
We Are Hiring
Never a Line at the Bathroom

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Thursday, August 15, 2019

013 Grant Hacking - Wildlife Artist

Grant Hacking a world renowned wildlife artist and whom the International Wildlife Crime Stoppers call their own. Grant's pieces sell for from $1,000 to $30,000. Grant's prints can often be seen on the covers of well know wildlife magazines like Gray's Sporting Journal and Safari Magazine.

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A Passion for Conservation
Conservation, Not Preservation
A Leopard and a Sable
A Fancy Way for Prints
Imagination, for Settings and Scenes
4 Galleries, 2 Major Shows
Money into Conservation
Listening to Hunters, Describing the Scenery
Magical Childhood
Starving Artists, Making Money
Ducks, Ducks, and Duck Stamps
Not Canadian, Canada Geese
Gulls, not Seagulls
North American Animal Learning Curves
Guy Harvey
www.GrantHacking.com
Awards
I'm a Bit of a Snob
The Print Market is Amazing
22 Years
$1000 to $30,000
Why Would They Shoot a Peregrine Falcon
Dangerous Stuff, Crazy Stories

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Thursday, August 1, 2019

012 Kris MacCabe - Maine Warden Service

Hitting clean up is Kris MacCabe as part of our interview series of North Woods Law Warden's as a lead up to the North Woods Law Throwdown Softball Game. Kris is a competitive guy with a passion for the woods of Maine and the Maine Warden Service.

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Here's What We Discuss:

The Maine Warden Services
A Name Back to 1880
Vacationland vs Live Free or Die
Search and Rescue, Police in the Woods
Competitive
2 Weeks to 2.5 Year Search
A K-9 and Return to Base
Warden Search vs Volunteer Search
Sighting and False Sightings
Hunting and Search for Closure
Not a Job, It's a Lifestyle
The Earle of Errol
The People's Game Warden
A Warden's Reputation - Healthy Fear
Role Reversal, Mrs MacCabe
Hunting Under the Influence
The Red Coats
My Neighbor was a Really Good Night Hunter
A Decoy and a Backyard Case
A Preemptive Warrant
A Birthday Gift with Deer All Around
The Canadian Did It
Red Handed Night Hunt
Standby to Standby, Nerve Racking
Manhunt for Corp Cole's Killer
FBI Agents and Clearing the Cabin
North Woods Law
Game Wardens are Curious
We Always Have the Best Spots
Nothing Good Happens After Midnight
Airing in Germany, Less Commercials in Europe

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Thursday, July 25, 2019

011 Eric Fluette - The Job of a Game Warden - Part Two

Eric Fluette covers the north east region of New Hampshire and is the operator handler for K-9 Moxie. This is part two of a two part interview. We discuss moose season, accidental moose shootings, scuba diving in the Carribean, and a few rescue missions turned recovery.

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A Remarkable Moose Season
Correcting the Yup Yup
A Sick Moose in Dummer
A Double Moose Mistakenly
The Antler is Usually Attached
Long Strides and Liquid Attractant
Diving on Turks and Caicos
A 6'5" Shark
Zero Air
Picking a Working K-9
Moxie's First Swim
a 30.06 Case, a Legal Shot
Airboat Pre-Flight
The Airboat Team
A Dangerous Scenario, a Drowning
A Rescue or Recovery, High Emotions
The Worst Hour and Informing the Family
Closure
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Thursday, July 11, 2019

010 Eric Fluette - The Job of a Game Warden - Part One

Eric Fluette covers the north east region of New Hampshire and is the operator handler for K-9 Moxie. This is the first of a two part interview. We discuss the beginning of Eric's career, to Alaska, to the seacoast of NH and eventually to northern New Hampshire. And we tell a few great stories too.

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K-9 Moxie
History and the Colonel Jordan of the Worlds
Don't Forget the Teeth
We Can't Remember Everyone
The Swiss Army Knife
Matt Holmes District One
NH Big Woods, Alaska Fisheries
A Two Prop Plane, Cases of Beer
A Thicker Sleeping Bag, Smolt Traps
An LL Bean Package
Salmon Salmon Salmon
Brown Bears vs Grizzly Bears
A Life Line
Becoming a Conservation Officer
Seascoast District 6 to Erroll
Protecting a Natural Resource
First Shooter Night Poacher
Throwing the Lobster Gauge in the Snow
Lobster Poaching and Proving the Case
Watching
Coastal Binos are Bigger
DEET Eats Rubber
Josiah Alewives
$2000 per Pound
Mark Hensel, The Mill Buildings and the Lamprey
A $6800 Fine in Cash
A Chunked Up Tuna
The Feds Beyond 3 Miles
We Don't Make the Laws, We Enforce Them
Cod and Striper - A Resource Story
Coming Up Next: Eric Fluette Part II

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Thursday, June 27, 2019

009 Greg Sirpis - Maine's Operation Game Thief

Poaching is no different than stealing from a grocery store. Backed by the members of Maine's Operation Game Thief (OGT), Greg Sirpis strives to lead Maine's charge against poachers. As Chairman of the Board for Maine's OGT, Greg's mission is to protect Maine's natural resources. By organizing and promoting, educating, and making reporting easier for everyone, Greg hopes to catch one poacher at a time and reduce the number of animals and fish that are illegally taken in Maine every year.

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Upcoming Softball Game
Operation Game Thief
Wildlife Crimes Stoppers
Turning in a Poacher, Anonymously
Rewards, Most Don't Want the Money
A Passion for Catching Bad Guys
Greg's Start with OGT
An Opportunity for Cabela's to Lead the Charge
It's a Full Time Job
New Content - Live Streams
A Non-Profit That Represents
Friends of OGT
Educational Committee, The Ethics
25,000 Deer Taken Illegally in Maine
Poaching is No Different Than Stealing
1 800 Alert Us to a 411 App
Limited Amount of Resources
Quality Information
Eleven Volunteers
The Moose Lottery on a Weekend
Aug 3rd, Hadlock Field, North Woods Throwdown
International Wildlife Crime Stoppers
Northeast Wildlife Conference
Africa Fighting Tooth and Nail
Coyotes - Losing the Balance
Hard to Measure
Coming Up Next: Eric Fluette

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Thursday, June 13, 2019

008 Sgt Aaron Cross - Live at Cabelas

From the 2019 Maine Moose Lottery, we sat down with Sgt Aaron Cross from the Maine Warden Service. As regular on the North Woods Law television program, Aaron has many stories to share that reflects his career as a Maine Warden, his involvement with Operation Game Thief, and International Wildlife Crime Stoppers.

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The Moose Lottery
Operation Game Thief
Hired Prior to Finishing College
Whitewater Rafting
Swift Water Training
Tricked into a Date
The Game Warden Story
Frequent Flyers and an Arrest Warrant
Walking Toward Shore, Bickering Felons
Family Member Tickets
2032 Graduation and Retirement
Night Hunting Beaver
Losing the Decoy
Locked in with a Moose Decoy and No Suspect
Another _______ Minivan
Checking the Gun, a 22 Mag is a Poacher's Choice
Killed Before Court in a Bar Fight
Duck Hunters in Boxer Shorts
Good People Make Mistakes Too
Smelting on Kingsbury Pond
Being on the Job
How to Be a Game Warden in Maine
Knowing the Activity
A Possible Hunting Incident -Dead Guy in the Driver's Seat
A Drug Deal Gone Bad
Cold Cases and Missing Persons
A Deer Hunting Case in March
It All Comes Around
Aug 3 Maine OGT North Woods Law Softball Game

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Thursday, May 30, 2019

007B Ashley Mayers - Salt of the Earth Artist

Sometimes it's not just about the Wardens. In this case, Ashley Mayers is the artist behind the Warden's Watch logo and also girlfriend of Eric Hannett. We go behind the scenes and discuss life with a good friend of the conservation community.

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The Warden's Watch Logo Artist
Salt of the Earth
The Jersey Shore
Off Shore vs Deep Sea
Pine Baron Reserve
Eric Hannett GF
NJ to NH
I Don't Like Snow
Hurricane Sandy
The Bear and Deer of New Jersey
Duck Hunting

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007 Eric Hannett - Salt of the Earth

Eric Hannett is a 16 year Conservation Officer veteran of the NH Fish and Game Department covering the Monadnock region of New Hampshire. Eric is also one of the featured Game Wardens on Animal Planet's hit television show North Woods Law. Eric says that the demands of the job are never the same and that some days he can't believe he gets paid do his job, yet other days he says he doesn't get paid enough.

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16 Years, Almost a Vegetarian
Riding Snowmobiles, a 700
Physically Fit, Being Injured
A 36-40 Hour Shift
Bonding and Slap Happy
The Brink of Breaking
Regular Police Work
The Keene Patrol, Adult ADD
Chased by a Moose
The Alligator in the Connecticut River
A Rescue Story on Icy Roads
Starskey and Hutch Style
Operation Ice Holes and the Panfish Plunder
1000 Fish Over the Limit
A Night Hunting Case
The Milk and Whisky Story
Cold Case from the 1970s
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Flying Ninja Kick
6 Days of Filming for a 40 minutes Segment

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Thursday, May 16, 2019

006 Norm Lewis - Maine Game Warden

Maine is an awesome place to be a game warden. They don't call it Vacationland for nothing. Woods, waterways, mountains, oceans, coastline, Maine has it all. Similar to New Hampshire, Maine's Warden Service goes hand in hand with operations along the NH border. Norm Lewis is a great warden and woodsman. He's big, burly with a soft touch and a mean streak when needed.

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A Serious Moose Case
You Catch a Game Warden on a Bad Day
Head Lights on the Side of a Mountain
T-Shirt and Shorts Like I Own the Place
Accessory After the Fact
Are You from Canada? The Alien License
Coulda Charged Him but Didn't
A Prominent Maine Man
Just Tell Me What You Know
I Liked the Old Guy
Forestry at Oreno
6 Inches of Dunkin Donuts Cups
It's How You Want to Live
A Deer Decoy, a Wildlife Simulator
Few Things Trump Everything, but This Did
Jaws on the Floormats
They Must Have Stolen It
Coffee and Apple Pie
We're Seizing the Blazer
I Could Use a New Ride
A 1973 Rusty Ford Pickup Truck
We Keep It, You Never Get It Back
The Buck from LL Bean
Becoming Administration, Not for Me
Not a Great Place to Be, IA
A Dog that Looks Like Norm
My Dog Had an Affinity for Cadavers
High Profile Serial Killer
Border Patrol, Crossing States to Get There
No Paperwork, Talking to the Press
The Road to Katahdin

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Thursday, May 2, 2019

005 Graham Courtney - Seacoast Game Warden

Covering the mainland is one thing, but having to cover the seacoast in addition to the mainland in a densely populated area adds a whole new dimension to being a game warden. The Joint Enforcement Agreement helps to cover an area with lots of traffic and keep the fisheries sustainable. The 13 miles of coastline in NH doesn't seem like much, but it's as active as any coastline area in the country with lots of commercial and recreational fisherman using these coastal waters.

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I Didn't Really Want To Be a Game Warden
Associates Degree, Kept the Door Open
The Seacoast of New Hampshire
I Get Sea Sick
A 52' Hinckley Sail Boat
Perfect Storm
We Won't Ourselves at Risk
Lobstermen
Shell Disease 1 in 5
The Lobster License
V Notch and Egg Bearing Females
Deer Population of the Seacoast
A Concentration of People
Chris McKee and Training in My 40s
A 5 Gallon Bucket and Apples
Mark Hensel and a Canine
I've Never Kicked in the Doors
Dumpin Donuts
The Conservation Asepect
Integrating the Community
Soft Shell Clams
A Clam Rake as a Weapon
He's Gonna Swim for It
Dave, Super Cop Fell in the Mud
From Fine to Felony
A Deputy Status
A Steak and Lobster Dinner

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Thursday, April 18, 2019

004 Lt David Gregory - One Vermont Moose Case that Became 9

We're going to Vermont on this episode to talk to an old friend Lieutenant David Gregory. It's fun when as the host of the show, I also get to be the listener. Lt Gregory has some amazing stories to share and we were able to capture them here. I was on the edge of my seat. Some of the stories we discuss are light hearted and some make you look life right in the face and realize that being a Game Warden is about life and death, and sometimes we're putting our own lives on the line.

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Northeast Kingdom of Vermont
The Old Fish Hatchery
Dropping Bags of Walleye
You've Bred Another F'in Game Warden
Montpelier Police Service
The Hunter Ed Trapping Tapes and a Job
First Big Case and Buying a Cape
Long Story Short, I'm Guilty
A Bloody Hand Print on the Mountain Dew Can
Got the Guy But Not the Deer
A Beaver Set
The Ones that Got Away Still Burn
Gotta Run Both Decoys
The Chase Vehicle
Logging Roads and Traffic Lights
One Case that Turned into Nine
Can't Leave the State - Ruining Christmas
Ticketing The Pennsylvania Hunter, Still Wrong Moose
Getting Hot in the Kitchen
My Grandson Shot It - He Needs a Nitro
An .06 Muzzle Flash at Night at 3 Steps
Crossbows Part of an Aging Trend
A Drowning in the Connecticut River
The Last Hole and the Underwater Camera
Down 30-40 Jobs
Training with Sargent Jewett
Looking Into the Son's Eyes and Backing Out, Backing Up
An Assaulted Officer, Just Leave
To Disarm a Police Officer

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Thursday, April 4, 2019

003 Kevin Jordan - The Colonel and I

Kevin Jordan is a colleague and a great friend and he's the Colonel of the New Hampshire Fish and Game. I've worked side by side with the Colonel for many years and learned ton from him. Colonel Jordan is a great investigator and prosecutor. I caught 'em, he cleaned 'em as we used to say. I was a sponge when it came to working with Kevin and he took me under his wing and help me get back into law enforcement after I was shot in the line of duty.

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Two New Things
Changed and Evolution
Pulling Out Roses
A Night Hunting Case in Bishop Brook
He'll Learn
He's Gonna Shoot!
The Colonel's First Night Case
A Folder with Blank Paper
Burning the Deer Remains
Taking Deer All Over the North Country
Case of a Career and a Dog Sled
Left for Dead
It's a Homicide... Of an Animal
Loudon Race Weekend and Mount Lafayette
New GPS and Landing a Helicopter
Skag on a Rock and the Victim Lives
The Patrick McCarthy Case - Search and Rescue and the FBI
A Hornets Nest and Anaphylactic Shock
An Epi Pen
Grief
Trained to Be a Robot
Sonar Team and the State Police
Tickets at 20 Below
Covered in Blood and CPR
A Blink of and Eye and Life Changes
Freak Accidents and Heavy Heads
16 Fatalities and Running Radar
Delayne and a Stop Sign

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Thursday, March 21, 2019

002 A Warden's Best Cases - Wayne Saunders

The best day and the best cases is about an investigation and a night hunting case. I discuss the Warden's involved and the perpetrators and how the cases evolved.

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