BigBuckLuckNJ

What it all boils down to is that making "hunting" a buisness mounts pressures. People in his position HAVE to harvest a huge bull...or his calls dont sell. It isnt the first time a "professional hunter" has been charged. I can remember 3 other cases over the last 10-12 years. When you take a sport that is unpredictable as far as "kills" go, and try and make a income...you have no choice but to "do what you must". Come on people...you think all those video's you see are in the wild because the box says so? Dont think so. Didnt a famous bowhunter get nailed when his ex-wife testified she used to hold the spotlight while he dropped the hammer on his rifle? This is how these guys make their money...They use whatever advantage they can...from paying people to scout and follow until they can get there, to shooting off the hood of the truck...if you believe they all hunt legit, than you probably believe professional bodybuilders are genetically gifted humans...

It is the worlds mentality today, and what is ruining sports in general...be the best at any cost, and all we do is lose sight of what its all really about.

Frankie

Charlie P

Yes a man is presumed innocent, until he pleads guility.

He didn't admit his faukt he said "what Bull"?