Call Isle of Wight Sheriff at 757-357-2151. Ask to speak to a sheriff. Ask what the law is on the distance one can discharge a weapon from a public road. Then get back to me on the legality of their hunt. I'll save you some trouble it's 300 feet. You also can't shoot across a road. Now tell me that the guy on the stump would let a nice buck on the last day sneak out of the woods and bolt across that big open field without shooting. You can play all the "what if" and "it didn't happen" games you want. You know what really goes on during a drive as well as I do. Throw last day into it and honestly answer me back.

Did I call the sheriff on them the day of the hunt to turn them in? No. So back off. This is about visibility and how one sect of hunting's behavior affects us all. They were wrong. They were illegal. No room for discussion or the video doesn't prove a thing or any other excuses. Like I said before it is what it is.

You would think that with all the attention hound hunting has at the moment they would be on their very best behavior this year. This just goes to show that changes are needed and when it comes who's to blame? I do not like driving down a road turning a corner and running into guys road hunting. I don't know these guys nor do I trust them. I shouldn't have to be put into a position that I have to trust them either.