is poaching ok?
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I once lived in a very poor, low income, rural area. I know a few deer were taken out of season by some of the residents who were on hard times, and had a family to feed. I'm not going to comment on if I think it's right or wrong.
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We doin this again. . . .
Poaching is poaching period. . . .
I was raised dirt poor and got damn tired of eating Oatmeal and other wellfare food. I never resorted to stealing or other illegal means.
Poaching is poaching period. . . .
I was raised dirt poor and got damn tired of eating Oatmeal and other wellfare food. I never resorted to stealing or other illegal means.