
This podcast brings you stories from Game Wardens across the world. Listen to their favorite cases, worst cases, what led them to their career, and what makes their job unique. Hosted by retired game wardens Wayne Saunders and John Nores.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 247 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNatureScienceWilderness | |||

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In this National Police Week memorial episode, Wayne sits down with two men who lived through an
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Lieutenant Colonel Terry Hyndman and First Sgt. Tom ... more
On this episode of Warden’s Watch, we sit down again with Ohio’s Kevin Behr - this time joined by his
wife, Kathy - to talk about survival, recovery, and the purpose they’ve found after Kevin was shot in the
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Wayne has a fantastic personality and way about him. Great storytelling, emotionally astute, humble and impressive.
The Warden Watch podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in conservation law enforcement, wildlife protection, and the real-world experiences of game wardens.
Lt. Wayne Saunders is the kind of game warden every officer should have the opportunity to meet and learn from. His passion for the profession, along with the dignity and respect he shows to everyone he encounters, is truly second to none. It’s clear in every episode that he carries a deep sense of duty—not only to the public, but t... more
4 episodes in and no intention of stopping. Found my new podcast! I'm a hunter on the east coast and love hearing these stories. Episodes 52 and 53 hit home. There are no almost no box turtles left in our area of Southern NJ. 20 years ago there were literally hundreds visible throughout the year each spring. Keep at it!
4 episodes in and no intention of stopping. Found my new podcast! I'm a hunter on the east coast and love hearing these stories. Episodes 52 and 53 hit home. There are no almost no box turtles left in our area of Southern NJ. 20 years ago there were literally hundreds visible throughout the year each spring. Keep at it!
Awesome listen for DIY Green-liners and offficers alike. I love to hear what is going on in the conservation community, and what issues we are facing. Getting ready to go for my second time of tryouts for state Wildlife Officer. This keeps me focused and dedicated to why we do this job. Love yall from Arkansas.
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This show gathers frontline perspectives from game wardens and wildlife officers, sharing high-stakes cases, rescue operations, and the day-to-day realities of protecting natural resources. Episodes blend technical insights on investigations, conservation policy, and public safety with personal storytelling about mentorship, ethics, and career longevity. Notable strengths include the diverse regional experiences, practical field tips, and a candid look at how wardens collaborate across agencies to solve crimes and safeguard ecosystems. Potential listeners range from aspiring wildlife officers to outdoor enthusiasts and PR sponsors seeking authentic, vocation-driven narratives with real-world impact.
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Recent guests on Warden's Watch include:
1. Jake DeBow
2. Kevin Behr
3. Kathy Behr
4. Dennis Dedek
5. Cody Baciuska
6. Lanny McOmber
7. Brian Alexander
8. Lisa Eris
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