An anti hunter gets charged
11-19-2003, 08:56 PM
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Fork Horn
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An anti hunter gets charged
Here is a story you guys should like.We have had a problem with some jerk in the Riding Mountain area here in Manitoba.This guy was interupting hunters by blowing truck horn and driving through the bush at all hours of the day scaring the game away.So a local outfitter had reported him to the RCMP and he has been charged with all kinds of things.He has also been told if he is found in the area again he could face further charges.I think its about time one of these guys gets what is coming.
11-19-2003, 10:37 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Hamlet, IN
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RE: An anti hunter gets charged
wow, that happened to me. I had an old lady drive around a country block, hand on the horh for three laps. Stopped a few times next to my truck. Walked through her woods hollaring, banging pots together.
We almost called the CO, but just let the lady have her little jollies.
The land owner hunted there the next week, and she pulled that sh1t again. But I think he had his way with her.
We almost called the CO, but just let the lady have her little jollies.
The land owner hunted there the next week, and she pulled that sh1t again. But I think he had his way with her.
11-20-2003, 05:18 AM
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Dominant Buck
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Ramsey , Indiana
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RE: An anti hunter gets charged
I love it when they do that on the property next door , it drives the deer right to me ! [>:]
Seriously though , while these folks think that they' re doing the right thing it is important to report all such shenanigans so that the law can do it' s job . If you encounter antis in the woods who are violating the law it' s your responsibility to report them just as you would a poacher , regardless of their age . Don' t confront them , just drop that dime .
Seriously though , while these folks think that they' re doing the right thing it is important to report all such shenanigans so that the law can do it' s job . If you encounter antis in the woods who are violating the law it' s your responsibility to report them just as you would a poacher , regardless of their age . Don' t confront them , just drop that dime .
11-20-2003, 02:26 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Phoenix, Az
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RE: An anti hunter gets charged
Here in Arizona, during the Kaibab archery hunt (probably the most popular mule deer archery hunt in the country), Game & Fish will arrest you point blank if you appear to be interrupting a hunt. I' ve got a friend that had someone throw rocks at him while he was hunting. I can' t imagine me NOT putting an arrow through that prick' s head.