WARDEN'S WATCH: January 2020

Thursday, January 30, 2020

026 Praveed "Abe" Abraham - Warden Pennsylvania Game Commission

Praveed "Abe" Abraham's journey to Game Warden is unique. Abe's travel's began in India as a young man and they to Yonkers, New York in the concrete jungle. Abe always knew that he loved the outdoors and wildlife and on a chance, applied to be a game warden. Not long after Abe found himself at the Academy and he's never looked back. Abe is the first ethnic Game Warden in Pennsylvania.

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The Park and Nature
Guyana - Hunting in the Jungle
Concrete Jungle
Waffle House and Farming
Hamburg PA
I Move Away from India
XYZ, Dead Deer Training
Calling Yonkers
I Got In
Boarding School Prep for the Academy
The First Ethnic Warden
51 Weeks, A Specific and Special Place
Acronyms
Game Warden Aren't Going to be Millionaires
Law of the Woods
If Everything was Sunshine and Rainbows
Sprayed with Mace
The Pochonos Love Capital
A Huge Bear Population
A Bear at Hunter's Safety Classes

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Thursday, January 16, 2020

025 Jim Cyrs - New Hampshire Game Warden, Snowologist & North Woods Law

Jim Cyrs is a New Hampshire Game Warden, Conservation Officer, a frequent guest on North Woods Law, and holds a degree in snow science. Jim works the north country of New Hampshire when the snow gets deep and the terrain gets rugged, especially around Mount Washington. Jim shares several stories of intriguing cases that he's investigated during his time with NH Fish and Game.

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A Metal Detector and a Bear Case
Not a Bear Problem, It's a People Problem
5 to 6 Feet of Snow in June
Snow in July on Mt Washington
A Degree in Snow Science, Snowology
Biogeography
Mt Washington Park Ranger
Don't Open Two Doors at Once
The Androscoggin Rescue Team
Dinner on the Peak
Low Grade Rock Climbing
World's Worst Weather
3 Different Weather Fronts and the Jet Stream
3700' Tree Line in NH vs 8000' Treeline Western States
The Lost Beaver
A Profession in the Outdoors
The Wild River and Town of Hastings
A Record for Carrying Stuff
Calm, Collective, Serious - Bill Hastings
Offering a Handshake post Ticket
Only Night Hunting Failure
Protecting Landowners
Building and Illegal Snowmobile Trail
Breaking Federal Laws
Worth with Us, We'll Work with You
A Credit Card Warrant
Foot Patrol, Prosecutor, Investigator
Building a Solid Case
Search and Rescue and Fitness
Cotton Kills when Wet
Hypothermia
Game Wardens in Sweden
POB Beacon Hits and Personal Locators
Snow All December
Tree Wells 10 Feet Down
65lbs Packs
Follow the River
A GPS

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Thursday, January 2, 2020

024 Capt Tom Caifa - New York's 140th Anniversary Conservation Protection

Conservation protection and enforcement in the late 1800s looked a lot different than it does today. We speak with Historian and Conservation Officer Captain Tom Caifa about the history of conservation law and protection over the last 140 years in New York State. The stories are priceless.

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