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Test reporting violators

Jul-14-10 23:04:36

Test reporting violators

I just saw this article about how in Washington, you can now send in a text message to report wildlife violators. I'd sure like to see something like this in Kansas.

http://www.theoutdoorwire.com/story/127 … f6ft9gktzn

Apparently the text message goes direct to the department communication center. Reading the article, all in all it sounds pretty efficient. I have no idea if WA wildlife law enforcement officers are spread as thin as they are in Kansas or not.

I admit, I still am not 100% sure to do if I see something wrong. I tend to think calling 911 over someone cleaning some short fish is probably not going to get much attention, but maybe that is short sided on my part. If I saw something serious enough, I wouldn't hesitate, but I am not sure what 'serious enough' actually means.

This WA deal seems like a good program that works efficiently.

Dave M: 22 Posts

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Jul-15-10 09:57:08

Re: Test reporting violators

Dave M wrote:
I admit, I still am not 100% sure to do if I see something wrong. I tend to think calling 911 over someone cleaning some short fish is probably not going to get much attention, but maybe that is short sided on my part. If I saw something serious enough, I wouldn't hesitate, but I am not sure what 'serious enough' actually means.

Dave,

You can always call Operation Game Thief. Info can be found at http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/Other-Serv … Game-Thief .