In this adrenaline-charged sequel to Poacher Wars Wasserman again finds himself in predicaments that require his vast knowledge of investigative techniques to apprehend violent outlaw hunters and bring them to justice. Join him in a series of fearsome face-offs with the likes of Limping Wolf and Fast Hand Jon, Cuda, Hawkeye, Butch Striker, and others as his investigations lead him through a fascinating cast of intriguing outlaw personalities, some of them so feral they'll make your blood run cold. Wasserman has proven once again that he knows how to keep you turning pages as he ushers us into the irrational and often dangerous world of hardened wildlife poachers while at the same time skillfully trotting out their human side, compelling us to see them not merely as roguish outlaws but as flesh and blood, everyday people. As a Pennsylvania Game Warden, Wasserman patrolled 400 square miles of rugged mountain terrain where he investigated thousands of game law violations and arrested many violent career poachers. Throughout his career, he encountered a number of poachers who were convicted felons, including murderers, drug addicts, dope dealers, and outlaw bikers. This fascinating, true-life book contains an enthralling mix of stories about some of the most dangerous and unpredictable men Wasserman encountered during his 32 years as a state game warden. Excerpts from Game Warden: I unsnapped my holster and drew my Glock before he broke leather, and realized instantly that I d beaten him only because he pulled back at the last second... Striker quickly straddled him, pummeling him, his fists slamming into the lawman's skull like mindless pile drivers... Limping Wolf looked wired. Crazy. His eyes dancing wildly in his head, lips twitching nervously. A thin white scar zigzagged from the corner of his eye down to his broad chin... As Pierce and I bailed out I wondered if some madman was about to jump from the vehicle with an AK-47 in his hands, a twisted smile frozen on his face as he emptied a magazine full of hot lead at us... From International Game Warden Magazine Wasserman has penned four other books about his career and never seems to run out of stories to tell. His latest book Game Warden is a collection of five true tales, each depicting an interesting and important facet of the wildlife enforcement job. Like Wasserman’s other books, this one is well written, highly entertaining, thought provoking and even a bit educational. The dedication of Wasserman and his deputies is clear, and the hunting population of Pennsylvania should be grateful for his service. Wasserman’s style is easy to read and his work is so entertaining, that I always find myself wanting more. This is a terrific book. --Gerry W. Lister, Editor From Pennsylvania Game News Magazine In more than 30 years he has encountered it all, from the most hardened criminals to the most unbelievable encounters with wildlife. --Robert C. Mitchell, Editor From The Alberta Game Warden Magazine Wasserman is at his best when his stranger-than-fiction stories reveal their own truths. --Cheryl Moskaluk, Editor From The Pennsylvania Police Criminal Law Bulletin Wasserman would have made a great attorney at law. I found his book, which recounts incidents and investigations he was involved in, to be extremely interesting. --Stanley Cohen, Editor, Esq. From Pennsylvania Magazine In his fourth book, Wasserman shares true accounts from his experiences investigating game law violations as a state wildlife conservation officer. Contrary to what one might think, violators are not usually downtrodden, poverty-stricken individuals trying to put meat on the table. Most poachers—people who take game out of season and without proper licenses—drive expensive vehicles, have high-priced firearms and kill for greed, bragging rights and money. Wasserman reports in detail about tracking violators and testifying about their actions in court. Readers who appreciate wildlife will find this book, as his previous ones, engaging. --Matt Holliday, Editor William Wasserman, a third-degree black belt in Korean karate, and a former national bodybuilding champion, has written four books about his life as a state game warden. During his career, he received numerous awards for his work in wildlife conservation, including the United Bowhunters of Pennsylvania Game Protector of the Year Award; Pennsylvania Game Commission Northeast Region Outstanding Wildlife Conservation Officer; National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Conservation Medal; and the Pennsylvania Trappers Association Presidential Award. Wasserman is a prolific writer who has been published in dozens of national magazines including Black Belt, Pennsylvania Game News, Fur-Fish-Game, International Game Warden, and The Alberta Game Warden. He also penned a weekly outdoor newspaper column for 15 years, and hosted his own popular outdoor talk-radio program for eight years.