"Behind The Badge"

[Billy Bob]

For those who may be interested: It looks good...could be my first ever book read from cover to cover...LOL

 

http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20121118/SPORTS/121119216

Edited November 18, 2012 by Billy Bob

[Roy]

$12.76 at Amazon. 384 pages, sounds like a fun read and a good stocking stuffer for the outdoor folks.

[blaque]

He was actually quite a presence in the area. Everybody knew officer langs name. Now I couldn't tell you the name of any officers

[fishing n autograph]

I thought you were talking about the cheesy Canadian version of cops lol

[Roy]

I thought you were talking about the cheesy Canadian version of cops lol

 

There are cheesy Canadian versions of cops?

[misfish]

There are cheesy Canadian versions of cops?

 

Ya,they could film it here in Barrie.

[fishing n autograph]

No they usually follow Edmonton pd or surrey rcmp

[bigcreekdad]

For any who are interested in CO's and their job, check out a series of novels written by Joseph Heywood. The series is called the Woods Cop Series, and features a conservation officer in Michigan's upper peninsula. Great story lines, unique characters, and very good reads. Joe has spent up to 3 months a year accompanying CO's on their daily duties, so he uses these actual experiences for ideas in his novels. For those thinking these novels are limited to writing tickets for not having a license, you'll be very surprised. Give one a try....my first was "Running Dark", and it hooked me.

 

As an aside Joe also wrote the best novel I've ever read that has fly fishing as the theme, but it's not what you might expect. I've read it twice.

Edited November 19, 2012 by bigcreekdad