BOHNTR
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I’ve got 8” on the ground here in Lakeside.....and still snowing. Wind sucks!
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Kudos to you on self reporting and setting an example.....no matter the consequence. It Obviously made a bad mistake a bit more bearable. Hopefully all of us can learn from this.
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That is simply awesome!
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we're waaaaay behind on snowfall/moisture.........it can be an inconvenience, but the critters will definitely benefit.
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Let me know if you need help
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If you need help, let me know
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Great buck, congratulations! Way to persevere and fight on.
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Your question would be better served with a district attorney, game warden, and/or magistrate instead of the G&F Game Commission, as they do not hear criminal matters. The warden I just asked for you said, “most definitely a violation.” You should verify for yourself, but it’s fairly cut and dry, IMO.
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Yes....it does state that. It is illegal.
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Bingo
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You need to review the LEGAL definition of hunting.....not Webster’s but the legal definition.
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Giant!
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Great buck, congratulations!
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Wife and I have a Javi tag so far
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Wow....congratulations on a fine speed goat!
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👍
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Bugling this morning at the house...
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Bugling in my field this morning......
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Congratulations....very proud moment, indeed.
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I agree.....however, that is (should) be a different violation the man the 440 yard rule. Perhaps 17-312 would be applicable for someone shooting a firearm towards a dwelling even if they’re 440 yards away.
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You don’t understand the legal definition of ‘occupied’ for this statute. It’s not your Webster’s definition but the LEGAL definition. I spent 30 years enforcing statutes.....ask any attorney, they will tell you the same.
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I have all that you describe, and my property line borders national forest. I still believe 440 yards is a bit much.
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Doesn’t matter if the barn was occupied (vacant) or not.....it’s still a violation according to the statute and case law. I really don’t like the statute set at 1/4 mile (440 yards)......that’s a long way when you really think about it. Many states have a 150 yard rule, which seem more appropriate, IMO.
