Sentences with phrase «game warden»

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Would you make a good Fish And Game Warden?

My friendly neighborhood game warden tells me if it isn't on the list of endangered or threatened species, and the fish and game laws don't specify any particular hunting season, I can shoot it.

Take California Fish and Game warden A.J. Bolton, for example, who employs animal automatons in Eureka, California as decoys in poaching sting operations.

The safest thing to do (and quite often the only legal thing to do) is to telephone your local wildlife rehabiltator, animal control officer or game warden.

The bird was taken to a local California Department of Fish and Wildlife game warden, who delivered him to Shasta Wildlife Rescue (SWR).

While it can be dangerous for them when they're not in their natural habits (they tend to stay within a forty - mile radius), a game warden may be able to direct you to a safe place to release them.

It is also necessary for volunteers to be licensed through the Tulsa County Game Warden, Doner said.

Steven Callan talked about his book The Game Warden's Son, in which he recalls his life as a California game warden, including stories of patrolling with his father, also a warden, and the investigations he solved...

They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but in game warden Mike Bowditch's case, the maxim could not be further from the truth: His father Jack is a notorious poacher and, as such, not pleased with his son's choice of careers.

«When two women go missing while hiking a difficult part of the Appalachian Trail, Maine game warden Mike Bowditch helps in trying to determine where the women were last seen.

C.J. Box effectively brings the reader into the Wyoming wilderness that Joe Pickett patrols as game warden.

There's a subtle irony in Box's Joe Pickett series: Pickett, a Wyoming game warden introduced in Open Season (2001), is tasked with regulating the hunting and fishing of wild things in his jurisdiction.

Game Warden Joe Pickett had no idea that Lyle Pendergast was about to disappear.

Like his rebellious game warden Mike Bowditch, Maine author Paul Doiron has come a long way.

Paul Doiron is the author of The Poacher's Son (published May 11 by Minotaur Books), a crime novel about a rookie Maine game warden who is thrust into the hunt for a murderous fugitive — his own father.

In his rookie year as game warden in Wyoming, Joe Pickett uncovers a many - tentacled scam involving an oil pipeline and an endangered species.

In a guest blog post for BookPage, the author describes the night a game warden first came to his rescue and how the experience has haunted him ever since.

And Joe faces a major - league crisis in his rookie year as game warden: when three elk hunters are killed under suspicious circumstances (one of them dies in the warden's backyard, apparently on his way to deliver something), Joe can't understand why his colleagues seem to want to sweep the case under the rug.

Joe Pickett, game warden of Twelve Sleep County in Wyoming, is just the kind of everyman hero we can't help but identify with: something of a plodder, even a bit of a bungler (he loses his gun to a poacher in the novel's opening scene), he is nevertheless the kind of man who responds to a crisis with courage and the ability to act decisively (just the way we like to think we would respond).

In Wind Across the Everglades, the next film he directed, in 1958, an Audubon Society game warden (Christopher Plummer) and a renegade bird trapper (Burl Ives) in the swamps of Florida wind up as temporary drinking buddies and fellow celebrators of «protest.»

California Game Warden Pat Freeling replants stolen succulents along the Mendocino coastline.

There she meets up with a boring fish - and - game warden (the boring Bill Pullman), a dimwitted local sheriff (slumming Irish actor Brendan Gleeson from Braveheart), and a sarcastic mythology professor (Oliver Platt).

Jack Wells (Bill Pullman), the local fish and game warden, is investigating the case when he's assigned a helper, paleontologist Kelly Scott (Bridget Fonda).

Soon after this, 2 more trappers disappear, the local Game Warden Steve Benton gets involved.

Here, she plays both the archetypal fish out of water as well as potential romantic interest for the local game warden, played by Bill Pullman.

im studying to become a game warden.

I'm currently going to college to become game warden.

In high school, a vocational aptitude test suggested that he could be a game warden, park ranger or biologist.

King finished putting out his string and then telephoned a game warden named Darwin Creek, 40 miles away in Pinedale, Wyo..

It, too, has made one - shot elephant kills and, according to an African game warden, has been seen to bring down an elephant, stopping him instantly, with a frontal shot between the eyes.

If in doubt about any area, consult your state game commission or local game warden.

But a short time ago Bob Aguya, the game warden at Samburu Park just west of us, gave me a lion cub.

It is Reino Narva, the game warden, to the rescue.

I thought the game warden might come along and think I had shot them and the fine for shooting a doe would be enormous for someone who earned at best $ 2 a day for hoeing potatoes.

As a sportswriter, much of Barbara's output has been devoted to baseball players, distance runners, racing drivers, game wardens and other familiar characters on the American sporting scene.

His price has risen from $ 75 to $ 150 an hour, and even the most dedicated game wardens of Wyoming have given up on the case.

Between game wardens and the citizen impatient of the game laws there goes on a never - ending struggle of ingenuities

Policing poachers is expensive and dangerous — game wardens have been murdered in shootouts — and it takes conservation resources away from other species.

Though the transport was kept secret, foresters and game wardens in Bulgaria have long known that Nicolae Ceauşescu, the leader of the Romanian Communist Party and an avid bear hunter, airlifted bears to Bulgaria.

«We have club members who've gone on to be game wardens and environmental scientists.

I was a magazine journalist who had written a few nonfiction articles about Maine game wardens, and one Saturday morning, I started noodling around with a short piece of fiction — not even a story, just an anecdote — about a rookie warden and a marauding black bear.

Your local animal hospital is not a good place to seek advice in raising these animals, neither are your local game wardens or SPCA.

Our Center receives rescued birds from individuals, the SPCA, various city animal control departments, and Texas game wardens from the North Texas area.

Game wardens, animal control officials, police and other bureaucrats tend to be rather unsympathetic to the plight of individual animals.

Texas Game Wardens Not all of their posts are local, but they've got great info on Houston - area wildlife, animal rescues, people breaking the law and more.

Fish and Game wardens discovered that the fish had been speared by observing the holes and slip tips left behind in their bodies.

Attention is often given to the effect of poaching on wildlife, but there is little focus on indigenous communities, who are on the frontline in the clash between poachers and armed game wardens.

The landowners become shareholders in these animals and by default become very effective game wardens, making poaching a difficult and risky pastime.

A movement based on the above principles could protect millions of acres of wilderness more stringently than could any congressional act, could insure the propagation of the Grizzly and other threatened life forms better than could an army of game wardens, and could lead to the retreat of industrial civilization from large areas of forest, mountain, desert, prairie, seashore, swamp, tundra, and woodland that are better suited to the maintenance of native diversity than to the production of raw materials for over consumptive technological human society.