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12-19-2005 | 03:02 PM

#31

turkey jerky

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RE: break the law

So they are to tired to get out of a treestand when shooting time is up?

12-19-2005 | 03:13 PM

#32

sproulman

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RE: break the law

in archery they will shootat dusk but when its 20 degrees and windy and tired from sitting in treestand all day, no, they will pass most of time.

12-20-2005 | 08:39 AM

#33

davidmor

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From: Geneseo NY

RE: break the law

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ORIGINAL: turkey jerky

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ORIGINAL: BeastTamer

Well i was wearing my 400 sq. inches of orangeout to my tree stand and when i got up in it about 15' up i took off my orange. Long story short! Game warden came (private land) and nailed me, i honestly thought it was no harm really in a treestand. Well they are suspending my license for that.

Live by the book or not at all anymore!! A sad Hunter.

What state you live in? And what was the reason he was doing on private property?

I was thinking exactly the same thing as you. If it came down to me losing my hunting rights over this, I would be looking for a good attorney to fight it. Sorry, but I didn't sign away my constitutional rights when I purchased a hunting license and I doubt that you did either. If they get me at the road (public property) that is one thing but if they trespass on my land to make sure I am doing things by the book, they better lawyer up!

12-22-2005 | 04:45 AM

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BeastTamer

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RE: break the law

turkey jerky and diji200,

I have know i idea what he was doing there! i had asked him and he said normal checks. The land is private and it's a gunclub! I do know the club has a couple of homeowners thatare not happy with the gun ranges but who knows. Maybe that was it.