Originally posted by J. Colwell
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Haha, first GW that came to mind was BR in Red River Co when I read this. I think if there was a "worst GW in TX award" he would win hands down (with the one from Titus coming in 2nd) -
I also wouldn't mind asking about his behavior here:
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Blood is not illegal.Originally posted by CRTR_GTR View Post
Tell him to pound sand, and if he's investigating something, to deputize you the next time he wants your help finding someone.Comment
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we will all have to talk it over and find out what we as a group will want to do. i think that it may be best to wait and see what happens next time....and there will be a next time.Originally posted by Death from Above View PostComment
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Good ole Benny. I have never understood why Law Enforcement guys that have to work seemingly alone many miles and minutes from backup would choose to anger and disrespect so many people. I have had more than one encounter with him and while I won't say they were all negative, NONE were ever positive or pleasing and I have never gotten in trouble for any game violations. He either comes across as " I hate my job and dealing with you" or " You're a criminal that I will catch doing something wrong sometime."Originally posted by J. Colwell View Post
I am an LE and when people complain to me about him I try to point out he does a stressful, dangerous, and thankless job. I would hate to be his supervisor if he actually receives the number of complaints people say they are going to make.Comment
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I'd go meet his supervisor and take him out for coffee to discuss the matter. Once he sees you are an ethical and descent person he will realize the problem is his officer.Comment
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Ill have to say that we have some pretty awesome gw's here in Grayson co. On my 18th bday party I had a huge party at the lake and the gw's came an checked it out. Told us to keep it down a little and not to drive and we wouldn't have a prob. I have had them stop me on my way out of hagermans before just to check an I don't mind because they are all super nice guys. Do a quick run through and sometimes even throw a line my way on what they have been seeing and where. Can't beat that with a stick!!Comment
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I would not wait till next time. Who knows what he might pull next time. Just nip it in the bud nowComment
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I've hunted for forty years and I've met a heck of a lot of Game Wardens, but I've never yet met a bad one. They are all somewhat cautious at first, but once they see that you doing right and respectful, you won't meet a better bunch of guys.
Just lucky I guess.Comment
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Agreed, he keeps doing what he is doing because no one has called him on it. If he is acting as you say he is a call is in order. If he comes back and harasses you afterward then get video of it and take it to the news and let it air on the evening news.Originally posted by clintb View Post
No reason for anyone to act like that with good hunters. That said, we have had some GW's that check ice chests and look around pretty good and then join us for breakfast or lunch. Doing their job is expected, tearing your head off in the process is not.Comment
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Mind if I ask what part of Marion county you're in? Our place is in Cass County, but barely across the line from Marion. I'd hate to have a run in with this guy.Comment
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Ya, Hunt Co. watch out cause one of the current Red River county GWs, initials BGR Jr aka Barney Fife around our place, is trying to transfer out here. We were excited to hear he might be leaving RR county but now it looks like we will have to deal with him in Hunt...
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This. Im a very respectful person, but I just cant tolerate being hollered at for no reason. I agree with Tmag.....this guy's time is coming. He's gonna pull this stunt in the wrong camp one day.Originally posted by systemnt View Post
With all due respect, i'm curious as to how it escalated to him screaming & hollering?Comment
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