Hdforester, you just go where ever the complaints or contacts lead you. Have worked as far north as Pennsylvania, over to the Dakota ' and down to Texas. It's was just a job, we do our work just like everyone else...I never made it personal.

Wildflower, yes you can transport as long as all ducks are separated by limits with species per limit, all hunters paticulars (license # etc)...technically, the picker is required to have all that information too before receiving the birds.

LOL...you are a good guide. And trust me when I say I've been with a lot of em in 11 yrs.

Feel free to post any pics, no issue with me, I wear a uniform everyday now. Laws are written to cover a wide area because each circumstance is different. Not argument wanted or implied but the discussion started over tagging. Tagging is a simple way to protect our resources and it's used by all 50 ...

Market hunting isn't dead or a thing of the past. Just because you don't openly see birds being sold doesn't mean it's not happening. To inform you, there is an enormous market out there which revolves solely around wildlife....just an example, Are you aware that a common box turtle will bring $10 ...

11 yr UC...recently returned to uniform

Tagging issues alone don't cost you 10k...taking UC'S on a hunt does. Because when that occurs, all the violations are revealed (not just tagging).