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https://appsweb.mohave.gov/attorney/public/trials/22/pdf/download/f8087041-3e4a-4cd8-b535-568010d9b188 Not a lot of details but I've heard it was a parachute plane.

Ill leave you to supporting poachers and when your argument loses, you randomly start calling people dip sticks and poachers. Have a good one 🫡

What in the world are you talking about? Now you're saying Koury is a poacher but what happened to him is BS? Which one is it?

Are we on the same planet here? There is no emotion involved in anyone's argument but yours. He broke the law, got caught, was convicted and then was on the azgfd agenda to lose his license for like four months straight and then it disappeared. You were the first one in this thread to claim what happened to him is BS and it's just government overreach. Children could understand this. No need for anyone to be law school educated to understand how the law works. I didn't start this thread and you have made just as much of an argument for what he did being ok as I have saying it isn't ok (along with 99% of everyone else on this thread)

The essence of the conversation is an outfitter blatantly broke the law and got caught. Literally as clear cut as it gets. Now you can bring in random emotional based arguments to try and justify it because you have a weird hard on for Koury but the facts remain.

We're not talking about self worth. We're talking about raising law abiding citizens. Not ones that learned from their dad they can ignore a law if they don't like it. Holding someone accountable for breaking the law is far from tearing others down.

Guess I shouldn't have made fun of flatlander for reading comprehension. That makes more sense. I thought he was flying in early August but if he was flying within 48 hours of his hunt that just solidifies what he was doing.

I understand that. But that doesn't matter. It's any hunt. And there was an elk hunt going.

There was no issue with 48 hours before the hunt. The hunt was going. He may have had a different hunt starting later that month but the law doesnt say 48 hours before YOUR hunt. It says 48 hours before ANY hunt. He knew that.

Lol that's your response when shown the facts? Are you three years old? Don't justify breaking the law because you don't like the law. He was flying during an open hunt. Case closed. Be a better example for your boys.

A dumb technical interpretation? I guess reading comprehension is an issue amongst some hunters. Looks pretty clear to me. You don't get to just decide you don't like the law.

Were not saying always but the state and the judge sure thought so in this case. Regardless, the law says you can't fly during an open hunt and he did. Even if its nitpicky it's illegal.

Been checking and haven't seen anything new about it. He either convinced them to not take it or maybe he has appealed it again? I can't find anything regarding an appeal though.

Smoking deal! Wish they were a little longer, they'd be mine.

OK, that makes more sense. Thanks!