Just a few times so far.
Once while dove hunting, and once while calling. The calling story was pretty funny. Jeff, Brad and I were out calling for fox near Brady a few years ago. It was about 2 weeks after deer season and we parked on the side of 377 and walked into a small place. We didnt want to drive in and spook anything. It was the first stand of the day so we were getting all our camo on, the camera ready and our guns loaded. It took a few minutes and a couple cars passed as we were getting ready. We made a couple dry stands and were walking to another spot when we found a dead deer(dead a couple months at least). It was a small buck, but Brad mentioned he wanted the skull and antlers for his collection. Not wanting to haul the nasty thing around he opted to swing back and get it after our last stand. Sure enough we forgot all about it and he doubled back to get it while we headed for the truck. As we cleared some thick brush about 50 yards from the truck there mister Game Warden sat. Turns out his wife was one of the cars that had passed while we were getting ready. He was just making sure we werent deer hunting. It was the usual conversation. He asked what we were doing and we told him we were calling for Fox. During the day? He asked. Yep, during the day. We discussed the tactics we use and he had a few night hunting stories himself. He was a really nice guy. During our conversation we forwarned him that a guy was fixing to walk up with a deer skull and explained that story also. He had no problem with that and we continued our conversation. We heard Brad tromping through the brush and we all turned to look his way. Brad was walking along without a care in the world looking down at the ground. We watched him for at lease 20 yards and finally looked up and saw the Warden standing there. Without hesitation and just as slick as could be he dropped the skull and continued twords us. We all started rolling, even the Game Warden got a kick out of it. He said he didnt know why he did it, it was just instinct I guess.
If you aint doing anything wrong, Game Wardens are harmless to ya. Except for a little time taken away from hunting. They probably see so many idiots out there the ones we have talked to are super nice and eager to chat about hunting.
Take care,
Todd