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Judge, I'm the dummy that shot the dummy! Joel Glover nearly bit a hole in his lip to keep from laughing when the defendant approached the judge's bench and made that statement. The wildlife law violator was telling the truth. The dummy he referred to was the deer decoy, which was probably the greatest advancement in wildlife law enforcement in our lifetime. Working alongside the game warden that created wildlife decoys in Alabama was a real blessing. Not only did he teach Glover how to utilize the decoy, he also inspired him to exert the extra effort needed to conduct investigations and build cases that would stand up to scrutiny. In Good Ole Boys Shooting Decoys, Glover tells how the decoy facilitated violator apprehensions both day and night. While the author definitely dealt with some bad, armed, and dangerous people, most of the folks were just good ole boys. In his follow-up to Parables from Poachers and It's Not Easy Wearing Green, Glover details how the deer decoy became a staple for game wardens across the country. Come along on an exciting, humorous, nail-biting wild ride with good ole boys shooting decoys and a little bit of everything else. A lot of stuff you just can't make up.

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Joel D. Glover has been a Certified Wildlife Biologist and Conservation Enforcement Officer for the past thirty-five years. A prolific writer, Glover has regularly contributed articles to the following magazines: Outdoor Alabama, Alabama Treasured Forests, Alabama Wildlife, Alabama Conservation Enforcement Officer Association and the Coosa County Sheriff's Journal. He has spoken at hundreds of public events and served as a guest lecturer at Mississippi State University for many years. Glover has received numerous awards and honors. He is the only person to ever receive both the Alabama Governor's Conservation Achievement Award for Wildlife Conservationist of the Year and for Conservation Enforcement Officer of the Year. Glover serves as a deacon in his church and lives with his wife in Rockford, Alabama. They have two grown sons. He enjoys turkey hunting and wildlife photography. He continues to serve as a part-time Conservation Enforcement Officer serving on the Alabama Department of Conservation & Natural Resources Special Task Force and also serves as the Secretary for the Alabama Conservation Enforcement Officers Association.

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