After the first two or three incidents, I assumed they were “he said, she said” situations. Many times law enforcement officials get false reports told about them because someone got fined and was upset about it.

However, after 12 to 18 different incidents, a supervisor must be thinking, “OK, what’s going on here?”

I offer this to the game commission: Check WCO Bimber’s record from whatever county he came from. Were these types of reports happening there? If not, transfer him to another part of the state. Shame on the game commission for letting a good man – as the record states – get tormented here by the citizens If not for WCO Bimber, do it for the game commission. The game commission is backpedaling now with a huge drop in hunting license sales.

Unfortunately, many others and I are paying higher prices for a license due to the lack of sales.

Just to clarify. I have never been fined for a violation. I have been stopped five or six times to be checked. All were nice encounters with very reputable WCOs, or deputy WCOs.

There is a strong need for the state game commission, but lately we are just getting a strong odor.