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RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
In one sentence you say you would steal to feed them and in the next you say there is difference betweenpoaching and killing(stealing)a cow LOL. Interesting LOL. Stealing from the state is ok but stealing from an individual is not? Too proud for assistance but not to proud to lose money (fine), your vehicle, possibly your freedom all for poaching. Even more interesting ;). Taking the chance of getting caught (fine) is real, I suppose.....but my neighbors have been poaching for years and years and nobody catches them. I'd take my chances. |
RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
Are you a poacher if you shoot a deer on a property you are allowed to hunt, thedeer crosses over to a property you don't have access to, yet you pursue the animal anyway?
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RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
ORIGINAL: drhntr178 If I am ever lost in the middle of nowhere with just my bow or rifle, I guarantee you I will shoot something for food. Season or limit wouldnt matter. So, to answer your question, would poaching ever be justifiable in my eyes, YES. [8D] Is a scenario like that likely, no. But it could happen ;) |
RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
tell that to the govt. or the donner party. If you stuck in a cabin in a snow storm and you eat your buddy that is survival but it is also murder.
Though i do agree poaching would be the first law i broke to feed my family ORIGINAL: SwampCollie ORIGINAL: drhntr178 If I am ever lost in the middle of nowhere with just my bow or rifle, I guarantee you I will shoot something for food. Season or limit wouldnt matter. So, to answer your question, would poaching ever be justifiable in my eyes, YES. [8D] Is a scenario like that likely, no. But it could happen ;) |
RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
ORIGINAL: bigtim6656 tell that to the govt. or the donner party. If you stuck in a cabin in a snow storm and you eat your buddy that is survival but it is also murder. Though i do agree poaching would be the first law i broke to feed my family ORIGINAL: SwampCollie ORIGINAL: drhntr178 If I am ever lost in the middle of nowhere with just my bow or rifle, I guarantee you I will shoot something for food. Season or limit wouldnt matter. So, to answer your question, would poaching ever be justifiable in my eyes, YES. [8D] Is a scenario like that likely, no. But it could happen ;) |
RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
ORIGINAL: Jimimac Are you a poacher if you shoot a deer on a property you are allowed to hunt, thedeer crosses over to a property you don't have access to, yet you pursue the animal anyway? |
RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
What if someone, not me,[:-]putt a deer down thats back was broken by a car,;)and did not tag it. That is poaching, not me,[:-]but the right thing to do. So....deer draging it's hind leg's what would you do? Use your only tag and check it in?[8D]
Yes, I thinkpoaching is justifable, SOMETIMES.:eek: |
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RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT In one sentence you say you would steal to feed them and in the next you say there is difference betweenpoaching and killing(stealing)a cow LOL. Interesting LOL. Stealing from the state is ok but stealing from an individual is not? Too proud for assistance but not to proud to lose money (fine), your vehicle, possibly your freedom all for poaching. Even more interesting ;). Taking the chance of getting caught (fine) is real, I suppose.....but my neighbors have been poaching for years and years and nobody catches them. I'd take my chances. |
RE: is poaching ever justifiable?
I would poach a deer if my family and Iwere hungry. I can't imagine it happening and although the state makes the rules the lord will decideif I did right or wrong and I think he would side with me.
 Of course if I got caught I should pay the full legal price. We are looking at the unemployment rate hitting 10% in the next few months. People who would have never shot a deer out of season may think about it. |
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