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GAME WARDEN
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must successfully complete a physical readiness test, which includes the following activities:
21 sit-ups in one minute, 13 push-ups in one minute, 1.5 mile run in no more than 21 minutes 36 seconds and a 300 meter run in no more than 109 seconds;
Handgun stability test: Involves dry fire of a duty weapon; five consecutive trigger pulls with each hand from a standing position while holding the barrel inside a 5 inch ring and five consecutive trigger pulls inside a 5 inch ring while holding the firearm in both hands from an unsupported kneeling position;
Swim test: Applicant must fall backwards into the water and remain afloat for 1 minute, then swim 100 meters without assistance or rest in no more than 5 minutes. The applicant will be required to perform a surface dive under a 4 foot submerged barricade during the 100 meter swim.
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$38,000 TO $62,000
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MUST GO THREW A TRAINING CAMP
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a game warden faces gunfire it is by accident but there are times when he or she is forced to confront a potentially dangerous suspect for violation of hunting and fishing laws.
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AGE 55
Game wardens receive many of the benefits afforded workers in all industries, plus a few more that are slowly disappearing or costing large amounts in other workplaces. However, specifics vary by jurisdiction. They receive paid holidays, vacation time, sick leave and overtime allowances. The state may pay for part or all of health, dental and vision benefits for game wardens and their families. Most agencies pay for a college degree related to the profession, and assign the warden several pieces of equipment, including a 4x4 vehicle, watercraft, computer, phone, digital camera and global positioning system. After working for a specified period of time and then retiring from the profession, wardens receive a pension that may combine both government-granted and contributory income.
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