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Game Warden Connection hosts Carlos & Joe catch up with Arizona Wildlife Program Manager, Rick Langley & Law-Enforcement Program Manager, Shawn Wagner to get the scoop on the recent ban on the use of trail cameras for hunting in Arizona. The GWC team explore the reasons why rule changes were made in the use of trail cameras for hunting in Arizona.
#023 – “A Yukon Game Warden’s Stories” by George Balmer
Retired Yukon Game Warden, George Balmer, humorously recounts more than 40 years of incredible outdoor adventures during his patrols to some of the territories most stunningly beautiful places. Reflecting upon his chance meetings with wonderfully unique people along the way and the occasional “day gone sideways” mishap, George’s newly published book, A Yukon Game Warden’s Stories, is soon to be a Yukon “must read classic”.
As a consummate “bushman”, George has flown, skied, snowshoed, hiked, boated, cycled, quadded, and literally crawled his way through some of the most remote parts of the Yukon Territory while patrolling thousands of kilometers of land as a Yukon Game Warden. Realizing very early in his career that the stories being shared with him from the incredible Yukon people he met day to day were so unique, that George began taking pictures of both the people, and the places he was visiting.
It was during the COVID 19 pandemic that George began chronicling his memoirs based on the slides and notes he had taken over his career. Born of a world wide pandemic outbreak, "A Yukon Game Warden’s Stories" provides readers with a historical, humorous, and wonderfully reflective 228 page journey through the 1970’s & 80’s halcyon days of the Faro, Ross River, Haines Junction, Dawson City, Teslin and Whitehorse area. The overwhelming theme of the book pays tribute to the people living traditional and non-traditional lives amongst the hustle and bustle of the Yukon’s second mining boom.
To purchase your copy directly from George, you can email him at ayukongamewardensstories@gmail.com and he’ll send a copy your way. You’ll also find a list of additional sources to purchase your copy at MyAmazingYukonLife.com
Episode 23 – A Yukon Game Warden’s Stories with George Balmer.
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I hope you enjoy this podcast and I thank you for joining me as a "M.A.Y.L. carrier”, as we proudly deliver our amazing Yukon life stories to the outside world.
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Kate Braestrup is a chaplain to game wardens, often on search and rescue missions, in the wilds of Maine. She works, as she puts it, at hinges of human experience when lives alter unexpectedly — where loss, disaster, decency and beauty intertwine. Hear her wise and unusual take on life and death, lost and found.
Kate Braestrup is a chaplain to game wardens, often on search and rescue missions, in the wilds of Maine. She works, as she puts it, at hinges of human experience when lives alter unexpectedly — where loss, disaster, decency and beauty intertwine. Hear her wise and unusual take on life and death, lost and found. See more at onbeing.org/program/presence-wild/144
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