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Applicant route covered: North Dakota state game wardens, one Game and Fish enforcement employer across districts. Not federal wildlife, state Highway Patrol or park-ranger employment. Standing career overview explicitly says qualifications may change; verify the particular testing announcement. No current open intake or dated deadline confirmed.
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701-328-6604Employer describes lifting/carrying heavy objects, walking/running uneven terrain and adverse weather. These job demands are not numerical PAT events or cutoffs. Medical examination is named; current agility protocol, accommodations and retest conditions remain unverified.
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Partial career guide, not an active vacancy or complete current legal eligibility. Associate-route experience not universal prior-service requirement; licensure eligibility not proof of funded novice academy. Districts are not separate employers. Poaching hotline is not recruiting. No salary, bonus, benefits, deadline, JobPosting or guaranteed sponsorship invented. No state careers portal, account, application, license purchase, map interaction, form or outreach used.
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Suggest a source-backed correction →North Dakota state game wardens, one Game and Fish enforcement employer across districts. Not federal wildlife, state Highway Patrol or park-ranger employment. Standing career overview explicitly says qualifications may change; verify the particular testing announcement. No current open intake or dated deadline confirmed.
Employer overview generally requires a bachelor's degree by hire in no specified major, OR an associate's degree with two years of law-enforcement or wildlife experience. The experience condition belongs to the associate-degree alternative, not every applicant. No universal prior police or military service prerequisite is established. Overview lists age 21 or older, valid driver license, North Dakota peace-officer licensure or eligibility, no felony conviction record and a comprehensive background check. Current complete licensing/disqualifier rules remain unverified independently; consult the actual current job/testing notice. Applicants must be willing to accept initial duty anywhere in North Dakota and have communication/writing skills. Outdoor duties can involve adverse conditions, lone working and nights/weekends. These are role descriptions, not proof that a candidate has already performed game-warden work. These are selected requirements, not the complete current eligibility or disqualifier list.
Salary figures have not been established in this North Dakota Game and Fish Department — Enforcement Division profile. Check the official recruiting sources below; missing pay research does not mean unpaid work.
When openings are available, employer posts testing announcements on department and state websites. Submit the required application and then take the written exam; current exam dates, registration window, fee and test content were not verified. Highest passing written scores advance for further examination. Employer lists application/supplement review, structured oral interview, reference and background checks. The overview does not establish the exact order of every component, weights or retest rules. Selected applicants receive psychological and medical examinations. Current academy placement, course length, sponsorship, training wages and any repayment requirements remain unverified.
Employer describes lifting/carrying heavy objects, walking/running uneven terrain and adverse weather. These job demands are not numerical PAT events or cutoffs. Medical examination is named; current agility protocol, accommodations and retest conditions remain unverified.
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