Nick Webster is proving his high school naysayer wrong.

Webster's guidance counselor at Poynette High School told him he would never be a conservation warden. Webster has served in that role for Green County for more than two years.

Before becoming Green County's conservation warden, Webster was a mechanic/auto body painter in Madison.

"I got some bad advice in high school," Webster said. "I realized that car stuff is something I loved, but didn't want to do for a career. I wanted to do it on the side."

Webster went back to school, earning a bachelor's degree in resource management and a minor in law enforcement.

As conservation warden, Webster enforces all laws as they pertain to hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, boating, ATVs and air, ground and water pollution.

If you could have one superpower for a day, what would it be?>

Being able to fly. I always thought it would be cool to fly, but I don't know if I'll ever have time to get my pilot's license.

What's in your CD player right now?>

Trace Adkins

f you could go back in time to one event in history, what would it be?>

When Lewis and Clark went across the country. It would have been fun to be a part of that.

What is your favorite food?>

Lasagna and venison