Wildlife Crimestoppers – Page 4

040 Greg Bartles – Maryland DNR – Historian

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

Today’s Maryland Department of Natural Resources has its roots in the Maryland Oyster Police, which began in 1868 to regulate oyster harvesting on the Chesapeake Bay. Greg Bartles spent most of his career protecting Maryland’s parks and open lands as a natural resources police officer. Now retired, he’s using part of his land to share the story of the state’s conservation efforts.

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Western Maryland Hunting and Fishing
Natural Resources Fish and Game Officer
Working as a Street Officer, but the Woods were calling
Oyster Police and Oyster Wars
Muddy Rocks
Skip Jacks and Drudge Boats
15 Million Bushels in the 1880, and Aquaculture
Waterfowl Hunting in the Chesapeake Bay
History of the Agency DNR
Reproduction of Patches
1865 Oyster Law Changes
Hunter Davidson – Steam Powered Boat and a Howitzer
Oyster Pirates – Rifles vs Cannons
A Violent Time over Oysters
If you Want to Catch a Poacher, You’re Gonna Get Shot at
Borrowing Gatlin Guns from the Military Academy
1930s Small High Speed Illegal Dredges
Bring a Bigger Gun to Win the Fight
A Back Breaking Winter Job, German Immigrants,
Kidnapped and Slave Labor
1968 Wildlife Officer, 1971 Marine Police Combined
1990s Everyone Got Cars
Gordon Barnes
The Corporal’s Job
Learning to Adapt and Overcome
A Boating Accident
13 Drownings
Life Jackets Life Jackets Life Jackets
Hunter Orange Hunter Orange
Rifles for Turkeys
Reserve Officers and Lost Hunters
Private Collection Turned Museum

039 Fish and Game K-9 Units Part II

Posted on July 3, 2020November 24, 2022 by nhfishcop10

Conservation Canines or “K-9s” are a unique tool to assist Fish and Game Law Enforcement in their investigations, apprehension of violators, and conducting search and rescue missions. Conservation Officers work with their canine partners conducting tracks, area searches, evidence detection, fish and wildlife detection, and search and rescue activities. This is Part 2 of a 2 Part Series. We share stories in this episode with Eric Fluette K-9 Moxie, Ken St.Pierre as a future handler, Bob Mancini and K-9 Ruger, and Col Kevin Jordan about the origins of the program in New Hampshire.

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K-9 Moxie
Losing Ruby
Moxie and North Woods Law
The Moxie in the Fridge
A Yellow Lab Learning to Swim
Training and Traveling to Vermont
Moxie’s First Find, First Case
Say Hi! on Camera
Slowing Down Moxie’s Meal
Learning to Track
A Black and Chocolate Lab
Names Winnie, Fin, Lake, Maple
K-9 Ruger
Eight in October
Utilizing Food to Perform
A K-9 Ruger Case
Recovering a Track
Dogs are a Force Multiplier
A Sabbatical 2017
Sugar Hill
Shell Casings and a Homocide
Criminals and Evidence Detection
Why Labs?
Gun Powder, Human Scent, Venison, Turkey and Fish
Raise Money to Get a Dog
Ruger and Ruger Firearms
Mark Hensel
The Colonel, Kevin Jordan
Beagles, Hounds, Shepherds, and Pomeranians
Shelby
Animal Planet
4-H Dog Programs
Ruby Paved the Way
A Hard Day When Ruby Passed
We Got ‘Em All Back
K-9 Funded Thru Donation
Non-Profit
Getting More Dogs: One in Each District
Wayne’s Dog
4-H Congress

038 Fish and Game K-9 Units – Part One – Dedicated to Ruby

Posted on June 18, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

Conservation Canines or “K-9s” are a unique tool to assist Fish and Game Law Enforcement in their investigations, apprehension of violators, and conducting search and rescue missions. Conservation Officers work with their canine partners conducting tracks, area searches, evidence detection, fish and wildlife detection, and search and rescue activities. We discuss different aspects of K-9 training and work in this episode including training with 4-H. This is Part 1 of a 2 part series and is dedicated to K-9 Ruby.

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4H Dog Club
Breeds You Wouldn’t Think
Dogs Save Lives
A Podcast for Ruby
Sight Hounds vs Blood Hounds
Building Fundamentals
How to Get 4-H Involved
Lt William Boudreau – Leader of NH K-9
Mark Hensel and Ruby
Cora and Moxie Training
The Handler
Pomeranians
Pinching Bank Robbers
Helping other Agencies
Every Monday Dedicated to K-9 Training
Detection Dogs and Terrorism Training
Getting Certified
North Woods Law, Losing a Dog
Rin Tin Tin and Scooby Doo
James Benvenuti – K-9 Cora
Traits of a 6 Year Old Puppy
The Puppy with Drive and Motivation
Conservation Officer Relief Association
First Significant Find via Tracking
A Yellow Hard Hat
Starting the Track and Contamination
Fish, Venison, Turkey
Own Spot and Attitude
Volunteer Money for Dogs

037 Tyler Turnipseed – Nevada Dept of Wildlife

Posted on June 4, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

Tyler Turnipseed, former Chief Game Warden, served the Nevada Division of Wildlife for more than 20 years. We take a look back at his career with NDOW, the legacy he’s leaving behind, and what’s in store for his future. He also gives some great advice to those looking to become a game warden.

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Chief NDOW
Swiss Name Origin
Drinking from a Fire Hose
A Game Warden Family Friendly
The 80s
Working in the Middle of Nowhere
Public Lands and High Desert
31 Field Level Wardens
Slow Down, Sit, Watch, Observe
Cops, Crooks, Critters and Cases
Covert Ops, Elvis is in the Building
Jail Time for a Wildlife Case
First Felony Case in Nevada
Wildlife in Nevada
Las Vegas, Prostitution, Gambling
Drunks and Drugs
9 Species of Big Game and Elk Explosion
Nevada Only State with 3 Species of Big Horn
A Fed Bear is a Dead Bear
DNA Testing for Problem’d Bears
Buck and Bull Ratios
Won’t Get Rich but Side Benefits are Great

036 Dedicated to the Fallen – Badge 36 Retired

Posted on May 21, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

In a memorial podcast dedicated to the fallen, and in honor of police week, we explore some cases where Wardens were lost in the line of duty. We dedicate this show to our brothers and sisters of special outdoor law enforcement that have been lost unexpectedly. This is an episode is dedicated to Retired Badge #36 and the Wardens who sacrificed it all. End of Watch.

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Police Week, Tribute to Friends
Wardens that Sacrificed
1981 Bill Pogue
Moment of Silence
SW Idaho, Mandatory Carry
William Pogue and Conley Elms
Jan 5, 1981
Monuments, Granite Rock
Bull Camp
Director Moore
21 Gun Salute
Blake Phillips, Retire Idaho FG
Butch Cassidy Legend
Something Tragic, An Inscription “End of Watch”
This is Murder One, Not Self Defense
Pogue was an Artist
Elms was a Fly Fisherman
Retrain, Re-Tool, Learn from the Bad
nagwmucm@hotmail.com
East Coast – James Spignesi
Working the Jackers, Nov 20, 1998
Shooting After Hours
Jury Trial, No Closure, No Justice
Memorial Fund, $10,000 Scholarship
University of Connecticut Conservation Enforcement Program
Memorial 5k Run October
The Call You Never Want to Get
West Moore, Scott Phillips
Quote by Col Kevin Jordan
Prayer by Scott McIntosh Texas

035 Rick Wilcox – Mountain Rescue Service

Posted on May 7, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

Rick Wilcox, has served as the president of the North Conway-based volunteer Mountain Rescue Service for over 40 years. The organization provides manpower and expertise in environments and terrain beyond the scope of most rescue agencies — from the cliffs of Cathedral, Whitehorse and Cannon ledge to the summits of the Presidential Range in wintertime. MRS has been involved in over 500 rescues, bolstering state Fish and Game and U.S. Forest Service personnel in the most extreme of circumstances.

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034 Rick Estes – Warden New Hampshire Fish and Game

Posted on April 23, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

Rick Estes spent 28 years with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department as a game warden, a career that took him to every nook and cranny of the Lakes Region and the White Mountains. He fine-tuned his wilderness skill in wilderness navigation and survival during his tenure. Rick was named N.H. Fish and Game team leader for the state’s specialized search and rescue team and he was instrumental in implementing GPS technology into search and rescue operations.

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The Influence of Previous Wardens
1972 Wolfeboro Police Dept
Retired Twice, Discount on a Drift Boat
Fly Fishermen, The Whole Package
The Hydraulics of a River
Wild Fish vs Hatchery Fish
Smelt Runs
Copper Sulfate for Weeds, Killed the Smelt
Dipping and Drinking, Wily Brook
Jimmy Jones, Rest His Soul
22″ Smelt
Enlisted in the Air Force – Idaho
Downings – The Ones You Remember
Tears into Your Ears
The Snow Jet and the “72 Zephyr
Drive for 1 Hours, Work for 2
Harry Perkins – #1 Badge and Oil of Annis
Bee Lines – Native Hives
Hikers and Search and Rescue, Not Hunters
Shootings in District One – The Red Book
Colonel Allen – Education Above the Tree Line
The GPS – Topo, Trumbull, USGS, Maps
Beta Testing and Computers
The Olympics, Selective Positioning
Rick Wilcox, Avalanche at Mount Washington
A Jungle of Whips, Clairvoyance and Dreams
Dowsing Water
The Psychic Locator, A Lady from Berlin
Lear Jet Lost Lebanon, Steve McQueen
Some Things are Stranger than Fiction
Channel 9 WMUR Helicopter Ride
Tracking Paperwork
A Brush with Death on Mount Monadnock
New Equipment, Side Scanning Radar
Specialize Volunteer Groups for the White Mountains

033 Presby Steel – Bear Safe

Posted on April 22, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

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A Mini Dumpster for Bear Protection
Garbage Protection
Bears in Los Angeles
Helping Wildlife
Extra Pressure on Wardens
George McNamara
Stocking Grizzlies
Selling Steel
A Bear Biologist, A Little Press
Bear Issues – Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Bear Food Memory
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032 Eric Blanchard – Maine Warden Service

Posted on April 9, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

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Blanchett or Blanchard
Concord NH Police Officer
Stood Out in Kentucky
1997 Drug Unit
Duck Hunting and Coastal Ducks
A Youth Turkey Season
Bowhuntingand GoPro, First Bird Video
Catching the Intentional Violator
Adrenaline Like a 10 Pointer
Hunting the Poacher
Catching 1%, We’re the Threat
Sometimes You Get Them a Few Times
Math Class and Physics
Mechanical Engineer
Accelerometer, Studying Crash Sites
A Warden’s Podcast is Breaking New Ground
North Woods Law, Great Guys
Bit by a Dog
Poaching a Deer to Be on TV
Kids Love North Woods Law
North American Hair Sheep – Field Dressed
Who Shot the Sheep?
I Can Record Anyone in Maine Without a Warrant
A Retired UPS Driver
DNA and a Bow Release
Following a Guy to a Bar
Warrant for a Mouth Swab
Grant Writer to Professor
DNA is Crucial These Days – Forget Fingerprints
Warden Christmas Party
Recruitment Today, 800 to 35, A Problem
Quality and Trustworthy

031 Elk Poacher – A Current Case in Utah

Posted on March 26, 2020June 22, 2021 by nhfishcop10

In the first episode with John Nores Jr as co-host, we explore a bizarre active and open elk poaching case in Utah. That means we need your help. We discuss the details of the case, the weapons used, and the rewards that are growing for information regarding this case. We also discuss the co-venture between Wayne and John, a new podcast found solely on Patreon called Thin Green Line found Thin Green Line Podcast.

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