October 01, 2019 at 03:43AM
If the physical agility of a cheerleader could take place of walking in a straight line during a field sobriety test, this man would walk free.
One man in Montgomery County was spotted driving erratically by a Texas Game Warden on patrol and tried to perform his school's well-known cheer to get out of it, wardens said.
That's just one wild story from the Texas Game Wardens highlighted in the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife field notes.
From illegal snake hunters to a fumbling pothead, see the best calls and interactions had by game wardens across the state in the gallery above.
Jay R. Jordan covers breaking news in the Houston area. Read him on our breaking news site, Chron.com, and our subscriber site, HoustonChronicle.com | Follow him on Twitter at @JayRJordan | Email him at jay.jordan@chron.com
If the physical agility of a cheerleader could take place of walking in a straight line during a field sobriety test, this man would walk free.
One man in Montgomery County was spotted driving erratically by a Texas Game Warden on patrol and tried to perform his school's well-known cheer to get out of it, wardens said.
That's just one wild story from the Texas Game Wardens highlighted in the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife field notes.
From illegal snake hunters to a fumbling pothead, see the best calls and interactions had by game wardens across the state in the gallery above.
Jay R. Jordan covers breaking news in the Houston area. Read him on our breaking news site, Chron.com, and our subscriber site, HoustonChronicle.com | Follow him on Twitter at @JayRJordan | Email him at jay.jordan@chron.com