Lee Ellis knew he wanted to be a South Carolina game warden from the time he was a teenager. His son Hunter considered a few different occupations before realizing his destiny was in his father’s footsteps. Listen as they discuss their respective career paths, the unique benefits and challenges of growing up in a game warden family, and the changes they’ve each seen through the years. They may be Captain and Officer, but at the end of the day, they’re family.
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Here’s what we discuss:
Not the first South Carolina father/son warden teamHunter always wanted to be a game warden… sort ofNot a lot of dads can say they work with their kidsPerseverance paid off for LeeThe Swiss army knife of law enforcementShrimp baitingIt’s all about preserving natureEducation and enforcement go hand in handTake One Make One programNon-traditional law enforcement role; it’s a lifestyle, not a jobFamily support is essentialCat and mouseEveryone knows the game wardenAdapt using technology, but keep your rootsHow to catch an alligatorPresident of International Wildlife CrimestoppersHosting the 2021 IWC conferenceTelling wardens’ stories is keyPromoting positive interactionsEncouraging the next generation
Credits
Hosts: Wayne Saunders and John Nores
Producer: Jay Ammann
Social Media: Stacey DesRoches
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