Sometimes it is the little things you remember most as demonstrated in this post by Game Warden Michael Sedlacek.
Enforcement
Behind the Badge
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Poaching Charges - Boutilier
The McLean County States Attorney’s office has charged Gordon Boutilier, Hazen, with exploitation of wildlife, a class C felony. Boutilier is accused of repeatedly hunting and fishing when his…
Becoming a Game Warden
Getting hired is just the first step in becoming a game warden. Learn more about the extensive training new wardens receive in this post by Game Warden Blake Riewer.
Contact a Warden
Report All Poachers: 701-328-9921
Annual Reports
Each February in the North Dakota Outdoors magazine, the Department publishes a summary of violations and enforcement activities for the preceding year. Those reports are available online below.
Enforcement Careers
A career as a game warden can be both challenging and highly rewarding. This career is ideal for many self-motivated individuals who enjoy working with the public and have a knowledge of and appreciation for natural resources.