bending or breaking the law
11-17-2008 | 08:11 PM
#21
Nontypical Buck
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From: Southwest Ohio
RE: bending or breaking the law
ORIGINAL: andy da animal
opinion yes...that is an opinion...i almost look at it the same way...but the facts are that the law states that taking ANY deer without a tag in your name is considered poaching under the law.
its this second bolded part that i really disagree with you! they have thee laws structured that way based upon population, wood density and HUNDEREDS of other factors, to keep other hunters/people walking there dogs or drivng there cars from getting hit with a stray bullet that squeecked thru the woods and killed someone! that was figured out by someone ALOT smarter than you and me
ORIGINAL: mossbergman11/OH
well................ok
i think that in this situation it is wrong becasue you are lying to the state of ohio. but i dont think its an act of poaching though.......
also i feel that if you hunt your OWN land; i think you have every right to shoot the season bag limit using a slug gun or bow or any other gun (as long as not an automatic) on your OWN land becasue you want the meat or whatever,. you would proces it yourself and eat it.
i think this is fine and i know some people that do this
but its just my opinion
well................ok
i think that in this situation it is wrong becasue you are lying to the state of ohio. but i dont think its an act of poaching though.......
also i feel that if you hunt your OWN land; i think you have every right to shoot the season bag limit using a slug gun or bow or any other gun (as long as not an automatic) on your OWN land becasue you want the meat or whatever,. you would proces it yourself and eat it.
i think this is fine and i know some people that do this
but its just my opinion
its this second bolded part that i really disagree with you! they have thee laws structured that way based upon population, wood density and HUNDEREDS of other factors, to keep other hunters/people walking there dogs or drivng there cars from getting hit with a stray bullet that squeecked thru the woods and killed someone! that was figured out by someone ALOT smarter than you and me
11-17-2008 | 09:48 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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From: Windsor, CA
RE: bending or breaking the law
ORIGINAL: KonaBoy
I agree, poaching to me. Although party hunting is legal where I am, the person with the tag must be within 5 km's and you must be able to contact them at any given time. Contact can be as simple as a whistle signal or a walkie-talkie/cell phone.
I agree, poaching to me. Although party hunting is legal where I am, the person with the tag must be within 5 km's and you must be able to contact them at any given time. Contact can be as simple as a whistle signal or a walkie-talkie/cell phone.
Guys calm down, quit getting in a cat fight over this. Sky, i can see where one deer in your case may make a huge difference, but in many states it is one of thousands, so not as big a deal. Its like with me and turkey hunting, in most states your only allowed one turkey and many people dont get their one, but in my state i am allowed three, and seldomly get less then that, for our turkey population is gigantic, well others is small, so in CA shooting more turkeys then three, well illegal, is not going to hurt the population, but may help it in fact...
11-18-2008 | 05:22 PM
#25
Giant Nontypical
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
RE: bending or breaking the law
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
i ownder if you can party hunt in ohio???
i ownder if you can party hunt in ohio???
11-18-2008 | 07:17 PM
#29
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From: down in a hole
RE: bending or breaking the law
ORIGINAL: KonaBoy
I agree, poaching to me. Although party hunting is legal where I am, the person with the tag must be within 5 km's and you must be able to contact them at any given time. Contact can be as simple as a whistle signal or a walkie-talkie/cell phone.
I agree, poaching to me. Although party hunting is legal where I am, the person with the tag must be within 5 km's and you must be able to contact them at any given time. Contact can be as simple as a whistle signal or a walkie-talkie/cell phone.
ORIGINAL: Siman08/OH
um what?
Poaching is poaching my friend. There is no "Bending" The law, you either break it or you don't.
And if you choose to do so, then your are nothing short of pond scum in my book.
um what?
Poaching is poaching my friend. There is no "Bending" The law, you either break it or you don't.
And if you choose to do so, then your are nothing short of pond scum in my book.
Look at the other persons area... party hunting is legal, with some restrictions. And by the tone of his post, it doesn't really look like he frowns upon it.
This is another situation of "ethically" vs. "legally." Something can be perfectly fine in one place in the US, but the second you leave that area and head to another, all of the sudden that exact same thing is totally illegal and morally wrong. [:-]
