| Show ' 4D The Salt Lake Tribune 15 1990 Monday January Game Wardens in '90s Have Demanding Diverse Jobs many miles on his truck as the job required Now with few exceptions the bureaucrats are forcing wardens to work straight work weeks with little flexibility for special A job description for a modern day game warden might read something like this: Needed: Trained wildlife biologist with public relations skills and desire to become a police officer Low pay Long hours Knowledge of range management helpful Must possess ability to work with hands outside in ' cold weather Though a love of hunting and : fishing is desirable don't expect to actually hunt or fish once hired Expect to take abuse from public and to deal with unfeeling top level bureaucrats with no understanding of the job Know how to identify dozens of spe: cies of birds mammals and fish Be familiar : with complicated wildlife laws and have ability to work well with county attorneys : federal land managers and local ranchers Benefits include being outdoors and use of a r Needs little used pickup truck : supervision Few public jobs require the diversity of talents needed by modern game wardens The ' position has become increasingly difficult due to fair labor practices imposed by bureaucrats with little feel for what the job is In simpler times a warden who wanted to spend 80 hours a week on the job during the busy time of year and then work 20 hours on slower times had that option He could put as 40-ho- assignments or major hunting openers Mileage is restricted "We have to force guys to take time off especially in the busy seasons of October and November" says Craig Miya assistant chief of law enforcement for the Division of Wildlife Resources "When we tell them to take time off they feel like they're being Tom Wharton seasons longer The advent of d big game hunts slot limfishing limited-entr- y its on major rivers hunting units and addition of many new fish species has made the job more complicated Woodbury can remember a time when the fishing season ran from the Saturday after Memorial Day until Nov 30 and the only species anyone worried about catching was trout The fishing proclamation now a complicated compilation of special regulations could be sheet of paper printed on an eight-by-1Conservation officers in those days could pretty much decide how much time they wanted to spend managing wildlife how far they would drive how much public affairs work they wanted to do and in the process how they wanted to carry out their law enforcement efforts year-roun- Obviously the people who become game wardens do so out of a genuine love of the outdoors Most want to both protect and enhance the resource while educating the public as to the value of wildlife According to DWR law enforcement chief Paul Woodbury who will join wildlife law enforcement officers from around the western United States next week in Salt Lake City for a joint session of the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and the Northwest Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement Association the job is getting more difficult In addition to requirements to work less hours regulations are more complicated and 0 Tank McNamara Tribune Sports Scoreboard MeIre Blazers 99 Nets 90 NBA Atlantic New York Boston Expanded Standings All Times MST Eastern Conference Pet GB Strk Home 25 10 — W2 16- - 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