Trail Of Blood On Nov. 25, 2003, the Porcupine Plain office of Saskatchewan Environment received a complaint from the Weekes area regarding a whitetail buck that that been shot and left. The animal had been shot on posted land, dragged … Continue reading →
Hunting the Rocky Mountain Highs “It’s rained every day since July 4!” stated Laurie Hancock. Not exactly the words I wanted to hear. Hunting in the rain is never a good experience but you can’t do anything about the weather. … Continue reading →
Arrow Verses Gunshot Tips for Field Investigators The practice of illegally killing big game animals with a firearm during an archery season is widespread. An arrow is often inserted into the bullet wound to make the wound appear as an … Continue reading →
Minnesota DNR Enforcement Celebrates 120 Minnesota is very excited to host the 2007 NAWEOA Conference during the 120th anniversary of Minnesota conservation law enforcement. The year is 1887. The Boone & Crockett Club is organized to protect U.S. wildlife from … Continue reading →
Cheer for the Turtle Courtesy of Mike Lathroum, Maryland Natural Resources Police Anyone who is a fan of the University of Maryland Terrapins, Terps for short, will be familiar with their current slogan“Fear the Turtle”. Truth be known, until recently, … Continue reading →
Dogs nose in and help stop poachers. Labrador Retrievers, a dream dog for legal hunters, are becoming a nightmare for Poachers. Game wardens are using the breed’s natural hunting instincts and strong desire to please their owners to bust people … Continue reading →
The Short Life & Times of a Twin-spotted Rattlesnake by Dave Prival Tucson, Arizona, USA. The bad luck all started on an otherwise idyllic after noon in late May 2006. The Gambel oak branches rustled in the slight breeze, … Continue reading →
Internet Officers by By Sgt. Tony Robinson It was to turn out to be major turning point in my life and career as a North Carolina Wildlife Enforcement Officer. I remember feeling like a fish out of water, but yet … Continue reading →
The Problem with Brittan’s BadgersBy Doug Lucyshyn In 1971, a Gloucestershire farmer found a badger that had died of bovine tuberculosis. The farmer’s cattle had been infected with bovine TB and he made a link between the two. Within a … Continue reading →
ANRET By Daniel Boyco For readers of this magazine, it is unlikely that I need dwell in the importance of training for law enforcement officers. The International Game Warden Magazine has for years done it’s part to underscore training as … Continue reading →
