I assume that whenever either of you has filled a limit of quail/dove/pheasant/ducks/geese or etc... that you immeadiately unload your firearms and, called it a day, just watched the rest of the group.
Or that neither of you has allowed anybody to claim one of your birld, despite KNOWING that you killed it because you figured what the heck... I want to keep hunting anyway.
Spyro,
Some of us are more ethical and moral than others. If I offend you by being one of those people, well then....... stuff it. And as for your quote above, no I haven't done either one of those things. For one, I don't like to eat game birds, so I don't hunt them. But for you to call me a liar when I answer honestly is uncalled for. You are both ignorant and stupid if you can't accept that I have ethics and abide by them. I have too much to lose by making a stupid decision like that. A wise man once said, "A wise man learns from his mistakes, but a wiser man learns from others mistakes." Why should I break the law and take a chance of paying huge fines and losing my license? Just so someone could fill their tag? It's not worth it. If you are someone who does those things, well then, I never want you or anyone like you for a hunting partner. If I can't trust those that I hunt with to be ethical or moral then I won't hunt with them. Just because you would doesn't mean everyone should or will. All you just did was make yourself look like a complete idiot. Besides, why not wait for a year, get another tag and go after it yourself legally? It would give me more pride to do that than to take it illegally.
The subject is gray...
No, the subject isn't gray. It's black and white, just as it is written in the game laws. It's illegal. Period. For you to say that shows how slimy your ethics and morals are. For some reason, it doesn't surprise me.