Category: 2020

Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH

Here’s What We Discuss:

NH Outdoor Expo
Escaping Pain and Getting into the Wilderness
For Mom, Dad, Child to Forget it All
A Rifle Shoot, Ambassadors and Volunteers
A Kids Dream of Hunting or Fishing
Rod, Firearm, or Bow
From Trip to Taxidermy, Dream Trips
A Girl from Oregon
The Reality is Grim
Right Spot, Right Equipment, Pro Hunter
A Love Sick Moose, OMG
We Dragged that Moose Out at 1130pm
Guides and Outfitters
Canada, US, and International
Exotics in Texas
Ted Nugent and the Advisory Board
Josh Holander from Michigan
Weak from Chemo
Fulfilling Tags on the Last Day
HuntofaLifeTime.org
Donations, Frequent Flyer Miles, Raffles
Soul Touching
Self Feeding

029 John Nores Jr – Hidden War – Reclaiming Wildlands from Drug Cartels

Posted on March 12, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

California game warden Lt. John Nores, Jr., now retired, has been at the forefront and on the front lines of an under-reported battle against thousands of drug cartel members who grow toxic marijuana on U.S. soil. Not only does black market marijuana cultivation undermine legitimate growers, but it endangers lives and wildlife populations unimagined. Wayne breaks down the book Hidden War with Author John Nores Jr.

028 Glen Lucas – Snowmobile Patrol Part II – Snow Machines, Investigations, Accidents, and Pursuits

Posted on February 27, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

This is part two of a two part series with Glen Lucas, a regular on North Woods Law. Around the time when deer season ends and the snow starts to stick, snowmobilers from all around start to flock to where the trails are deep and fast. And, because of the design of the Warden’s duties in New Hampshire, so begins a new season of law enforcement. Glen shares several new stories in this episode including snow machine accident investigations, high speed pursuits, and a ride with the Governor of New Hampshire.

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Here’s What We Discuss:

I Can’t Remember Losing a Runner
Tracking Sleds
Blue Lights, Sirens, and a Trail Groomer
An Indy Trail Junker
A Typical Wednesday, Fun and Rewarding
Closing Trails, Economic Problems, Loud Pipes
Enforcement, Landowner, Club to Game Warden
I Lost 6 Pounds Off My Trail Weight
The 74.40 Club and the 248 Club
A Search Warrant for a Loud Exhaust
I Bought It That Way
A Track Record of Lying and Thieving
First Responder and First Aid
A Non-Responsive, Non-Breathing Call
Homicide? Negligent Homicide?
He Was Left There to Die
Just Give Me a Direction
Coming Down, Had to Educate, Returning Respect
Cookie Cutter Cases to Something Isn’t Right
Mumbling Fumbling Impaired, Where’s the Helmet?
He Ran Over His Buddy
Calling In the Crime Lab
A Non Fudge-able Piece of Evidence
See a Crack, Work It
Not Funded by General Funds
Changing Behavior and Education
Chris Sununu Riding Snowmobiles in the North Country
The Governor’s Ride
The County Attorney

027 Glen Lucas – The Snowmobile Patrol – Part One

Posted on February 13, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

Around the time when deer season ends and the snow starts to stick, snowmobilers from all around start to flock to where the trails are deep and fast. And, because of the design of the Warden’s duties in New Hampshire, so begins a new season of law enforcement. Glen Lucas knows the snow machine season in NH very well. It’s arguably the most dangerous part of a NH warden’s job. Glen shares several stories and a detailed account of two high speed snow machine chases that eventually led to convictions.

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Here’s What We Discuss:

Off Highway Rec Vehicles
Creating a Snow Machine Training Course
A Gun Fight on a Snowmobile
Cover, Track for Protection form Gun Fire
Mock Chase, Cover, Concelment
Crimes on Snowmobiles, Bank Robbery
Riding in Bad Conditions
Where Warden’s Get Together
Learning to Turn, Off Trail Trending
Snowmobiling in the 1980s
Nash Stream
Riding at 60mph, Mom
1000 Miles Is Fun, But the People
District 2, Maine Border
Just Wayne Saunders
Black Mach Z
Reaction is Good with Experience
It’s Been a Great Career Glenn
Not a Maine Warden
District 1, Lancaster
Snodeo and a Red Bull Helmet
Calculating Risk Vs Return
A 15 Miles Chase to the Upper Ammonoosuc River
In the Horse Pasture, Search the Perimeter
Mr Hand and a Glass of Water
We Don’t like to Lose
Jail for 7 Months Forfeit of Snowmobiles
Lying is a Misdemeanor
Stay Safe, But Work Hard
Reciprocity Weekend
Riding with Bob – Transfer to Invesigator
1000s of Sleds
Eagles Nest
Orange Sled Skiis
Marijuana in Plain Site
Stop or You Will Be Tased

026 Praveed “Abe” Abraham – Warden Pennsylvania Game Commission

Posted on January 30, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

Praveed “Abe” Abraham’s journey to Game Warden is unique. Abe’s travel’s began in India as a young man and then 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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Here’s What We Discuss:

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

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

Posted on January 16, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

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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