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Comments:


  • I have a lot of respect for these guys!  Its truly an important job and my hats off to you all!

    dboch3716 10 months ago

  • It really is the most dangerous . Poachers know whats at stake if they get caught. Plus there are amoral dirt bags. These wardens at times are alone. My hats off to em and thanks for doing it.

    le238man 1 year ago


Recent Announcements

  • Just Buy Some Glasses By Sgt. David Marques  On November 16, 2012 I received phone call regarding a fresh corn pile just 10 yds. from a deer stand on Veterans WMA in Scott County ...
    Posted Mar 13, 2013, 12:43 PM by Chuck Robertson
  • Calendar UPDATED!!! Our Calendar is now updated through Spring!
    Posted Feb 22, 2013, 2:27 PM by Official Kcoa
  • Rabbit and Quail Season Ends The KCOA would like to remind everyone that the last day of EASTERN ZONE rabbit & quail season ends today, 31 Jan 2013. WESTERN ZONE continues to 10 Feb, 2013. We ...
    Posted Feb 7, 2013, 7:20 AM by Chuck Robertson
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Magazine

  • Issue 20  If you have any more questions about the  Kentucky Conservation Officers Association and the KCOA’s programs please contact:    LeAnn Meguiar    1-270-772-3511    or about placing an ad in the  Kentucky Conservation Officers Association Magazine:    Terry Rettig    1 855-882-7593    or you can also check out the Magazine tab for detailed information.
    Posted Apr 22, 2013, 8:55 PM by Chuck Robertson
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“Kentucky Game Warden Diaries” is a collection of true recollections of a variety of events that happen when a Game Warden goes on duty.

From chasing a fugitive through the trees at Lake Cumberland to answering often humorous questions from the public, this diary is full of entertaining bits that will leave you with a new perspective of this type of law enforcement. 

This paperback book contains 217 exciting pages of entertainment.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the book will go to the Kentucky Conservation Officers’ Association, a non-profit membership organization made up solely of Game Wardens. 

The Association supports many causes throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the nation, including children’s conservation camps.

To purchase our Kentucky Game Warden Diaries click here.


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