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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #45 on: March 29, 2013, 12:00:28 PM »
Snow geese on fir island. Mind you Me and My buddy (Age 72) Just pulled onto the island, been there 10 minutes and see a 2 game wardens trucks. I stop and say Good Morning and the Fat Tub of chit says to me. "If I was you Id get another truck.. :o
I say my Toyota is a great truck, He says I just got word of a truck matching that trucks describtion..
I said Chit I said we just got here and this was the first time out of the truck.
I said have a good day and Me and My buddy got in the truck and left.
What a F#$KING JACKA$$.
They should have been polite and helpful, not a F$%KING *censored*. that they both were. No use for them, Treat people as You want to be treated, Treat me like Chit, You got it coming back at you.
There thats my RANT. :sry:

Sounds like you needed to have a sense of humor in this situation.

They were just saying you should have had another truck because they got a complaint about a similar truck. I guess if they really wanted to they could have pulled you out at gunpoint thrown you on the ground and cuffed you until they figured out the correct description  :twocents:
Oh man that was funny. Being accused of doing something based on the fact Im driving a white Truck.
I forgot how funny it is to have a smart a$$ comment made when a straight up question is ask.
Now what is funny is this thought..(You Ready) :yike:
The Lard A$$ sitting in the new truck We bought him and his little blanket spread over his legs is going to jump out of anything. Fat F$%K would fall and break a hip.
Now thats funny.
Sorry see no humor in him and his smart mouth.  :dunno:

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Watch the language please.
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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #46 on: March 29, 2013, 12:04:07 PM »
Rich appears to have the small mans disease.

Word on the street is He is hung like a stud field mouse. :dunno:

Will anyone refute this?  And how does anyone know?  Ick!!!

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #47 on: March 29, 2013, 12:55:44 PM »
I find it interesting that some individuals report hunting for decades and never having a single negative experience, while others report consistently having problems.

Do those of you that have these consistent problems report the incidents so WDFW can address them?

http://wdfw.wa.gov/enforcement/surveys/feedback.html
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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #48 on: March 29, 2013, 01:08:35 PM »
I find it interesting that some individuals report hunting for decades and never having a single negative experience, while others report consistently having problems.

Do those of you that have these consistent problems report the incidents so WDFW can address them?

http://wdfw.wa.gov/enforcement/surveys/feedback.html

I also find that to be interesting.....  I have a buddy that cannot stand WDFW officers, he thinks they are the scum of the earth.  He complains everytime he has to talk to them.  The only reason I can figure out why he hates them so bad is because he got a ticked for a loaded rifle in his truck while elk hunting.   :chuckle: :chuckle:  Of course it was not his fault and now he hates them all.  I kinda get the impression the most that hate them have had bad run ins with WDFW officers when they were doing their jobs.   :dunno: 


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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #49 on: March 29, 2013, 01:09:03 PM »
I find it interesting that some individuals report hunting for decades and never having a single negative experience, while others report consistently having problems.

Do those of you that have these consistent problems report the incidents so WDFW can address them?

http://wdfw.wa.gov/enforcement/surveys/feedback.html

 :yeah: the only time I had a "bad experience" was when I was in Jr high and it was warrented.
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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #50 on: March 29, 2013, 01:38:07 PM »
I dont have problem with Warden who stopped me MANY TIMES by chase with hounds also SP pulled over asking me what am I doing with hounds.  :rolleyes:  They all are great officers.....   :tup:  Only one ticket in my 25 years hunting.  I forget to bring smallgame License during Coon hunting with hounds in wood and my WDFW license and small/game was at my truck and Warden happen to stop behind my truck and listen to my Hounds singing so he hike up sneak then found me and watching me with out knowing that he was right behind me......    :chuckle:   At least He had fun.  ;)

I do have problem with Wolf Bio.......  :rolleyes:   :sry:

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #51 on: March 29, 2013, 02:21:45 PM »
"The officer then followed them to the campground and when they pulled out a ziploc full of duck breasts the officer got all excited...I understand the routine checks that Fish and Wildlife do, but I do not see why once they've checked your tags, gun, ammo/arrow weight, license plate and see that your not doing anything wrong that they continue to search/prod you for information that could lead to you doing something wrong."

Your friends were in clear violation of the law. Why shouldn't an officer look into it further?

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #52 on: March 29, 2013, 02:26:48 PM »
Some of you can understand the routine checks and I do not judge you however I adamantly do not agree. 

I for one do not understand the routine checks as we do not live in a Police State.  Leave me alone unless you have cause to believe I have done something that warrants an approach and/or questioning.
It's a TIKKA thing..., you may not understand.

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #53 on: March 29, 2013, 02:28:40 PM »
I understand the routine checks that Fish and Wildlife do, but I do not see why once they've checked your tags, gun, ammo/arrow weight, license plate and see that your not doing anything wrong that they continue to search/prod you for information that could lead to you doing something wrong.

A couple friends of mine wasduck hunting near vantage this year and was done hunting for the morning ( boat and guns back at the trailer/ campground. Birds cleaned and in the cooler) and went into vantage for some fuel. A WDFW officer was parked at the gas station and when they pulled in the officer came up to their rig and asked if they hunted today. They replied that they hunted the moring and had shot a few birds and they were just running into town for some fuel/snacks. The officer asked to see their birds that they shot that morning and they said they were back at camp. The officer then followed them to the campground and when they pulled out a ziploc full of duck breasts the officer got all excited. He then counted the breasts and then stated that he could give them a $4500 ticket for unlawful possesion of game($500/bird). He then stated that he could not tell whether the birds were lawful game since there was no carcass on them. So my buddy then said he would bring the officer to where they cleaned the birds and my friend produced the carcasses of 9 LAWFUL ducks so then the officer searched the camper/boat/vehicle and asked for boaters registration cards and my friend doesn't have his. The officer said he would be watching for them to be on the water the next day and would tag them if so. They packed up and went home. Good thing I didn't go that weekend. I probably would have lost it.

This kind of stuff is why some poeple have a bad taste with the WDFW in their mouth.

He gave them a warning, right :dunno:, maybe your friends should have their ducks in a row when they go out.
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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #54 on: March 29, 2013, 02:33:13 PM »
Some of you can understand the routine checks and I do not judge you however I adamantly do not agree. 

I for one do not understand the routine checks as we do not live in a Police State.  Leave me alone unless you have cause to believe I have done something that warrants an approach and/or questioning.


And MOST abuse their empowerment in a horribly obvious, unforgiving, and narcissistic manner.
It's a TIKKA thing..., you may not understand.

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #55 on: March 29, 2013, 02:36:59 PM »
There is a monthly fishing newspaper The Reel News. It is OFFICERS NOTEBOOK by Mike Cenci. There are usually 2 pages of officers encounters in the field. Every cheater, liar and thief...lies to them. Other times the person they just checked is an armed convicted felon. Other times its drug users or idiots running over dozens of birds on the beach. Foot chases, wresting matches, assaulted and attempted murder all in a days job. Add to that the man you are approaching has a high powered rifle, shotgun or hidden weapon. I would be very cautious. My manners would take second place to my safety.

http://www.thereelnews.com/
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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #56 on: March 29, 2013, 03:21:56 PM »
There is a monthly fishing newspaper The Reel News. It is OFFICERS NOTEBOOK by Mike Cenci. There are usually 2 pages of officers encounters in the field. Every cheater, liar and thief...lies to them. Other times the person they just checked is an armed convicted felon. Other times its drug users or idiots running over dozens of birds on the beach. Foot chases, wresting matches, assaulted and attempted murder all in a days job. Add to that the man you are approaching has a high powered rifle, shotgun or hidden weapon. I would be very cautious. My manners would take second place to my safety.

http://www.thereelnews.com/

So using that logic should every cop treat people like criminals because they often deal with them?  I dont think so, nor would society as a whole.  I have always found that you get more flies with honey as opposed to vinegar (or as I put it: I can go from nice guy to ass hole real quick but not the other way around) and if I were contacting people in the field who you know are armed (ie hunters) maybe they should pump the brakes on the tuff guy stuff.  I understand officer safety but give me a break.  Just because you have been to the Reid school doesnt mean that everyone is lying to you.

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #57 on: March 29, 2013, 04:17:52 PM »
Snow geese on fir island. Mind you Me and My buddy (Age 72) Just pulled onto the island, been there 10 minutes and see a 2 game wardens trucks. I stop and say Good Morning and the Fat Tub of chit says to me. "If I was you Id get another truck.. :o
I say my Toyota is a great truck, He says I just got word of a truck matching that trucks describtion..
I said Chit I said we just got here and this was the first time out of the truck.
I said have a good day and Me and My buddy got in the truck and left.
What a F#$KING JACKA$$.
They should have been polite and helpful, not a F$%KING *censored*. that they both were. No use for them, Treat people as You want to be treated, Treat me like Chit, You got it coming back at you.
There thats my RANT. :sry:

Sounds like you needed to have a sense of humor in this situation.

They were just saying you should have had another truck because they got a complaint about a similar truck. I guess if they really wanted to they could have pulled you out at gunpoint thrown you on the ground and cuffed you until they figured out the correct description  :twocents:
Oh man that was funny. Being accused of doing something based on the fact Im driving a white Truck.
I forgot how funny it is to have a smart a$$ comment made when a straight up question is ask.

I didnt see anywhere in your statement where they accused you of anything. Had they truely thought you were the person of interest your hands would be behind your back. All did was say we're looking for a truck like yours.

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #58 on: March 29, 2013, 04:19:33 PM »
I find it interesting that some individuals report hunting for decades and never having a single negative experience, while others report consistently having problems.

Do those of you that have these consistent problems report the incidents so WDFW can address them?

http://wdfw.wa.gov/enforcement/surveys/feedback.html

I kinda get the impression the most that hate them have had bad run ins with WDFW officers when they were doing their jobs.   :dunno:

 :yeah:
Would like the real names of the "bashers" of WDFW Officers on here to see how many of them had issues (citations/arrests) with WDFW Officers.

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Re: WDFW bad rep
« Reply #59 on: March 29, 2013, 04:21:22 PM »
"The officer then followed them to the campground and when they pulled out a ziploc full of duck breasts the officer got all excited...I understand the routine checks that Fish and Wildlife do, but I do not see why once they've checked your tags, gun, ammo/arrow weight, license plate and see that your not doing anything wrong that they continue to search/prod you for information that could lead to you doing something wrong."

Your friends were in clear violation of the law. Why shouldn't an officer look into it further?

"It is unlawful to possess in the field or transport game birds unless a feathered head is left attached to each carcass, except falconry-caught birds."

 :yeah:

 


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