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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Here's What We Discuss:
- 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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