Montana game warden show

I guess I consistanttly break their law. Many years ago, I put a tag on an animal before I loaded it on a horse. Going through heavy tree cover, the tag got ripped off on the trip to the truck.

Since then I have punched the tag but don't attach it until I get to the truck or the house. This is especially with having the tag printed on conventional paper. I have never seen a warden anyplace but on the road so I'm probably safe until I'm not.

I hate to watch them focus on floaters and boaters for life preservors. Why should they save people that stupid. They just breed and make more idiots.
 
Lots of poaching out there. A friend used to drive a trash truck in the Carbondale to Aspen area. He said that in the trailer parks there were deer and elk bones and hides all year long. I turned in many, and testified once.
I have found where hunters have dumped several ducks and geese not cleaned, I have watched hunters shoot across a fence onto KNOWN private land and drag a deer under the fence. I have found salt blocks under permanent tree stands on public land, with fresh carcasses nearby. I have encountered a guy packing out elk meat 3 days after the season ended (in warm weather), then found he and his buddies had killed two and wounded a third but only tagged one elk. I have watched through a spotting scope as a group of guys shot a couple dozen rounds from the road, at cow elk, on private property in the wrong unit, no cow tag, killing 2. Watched guys shoot a deer across the county road on private property that no one is allowed to hunt.
I lived way out, was out running one evening and heard a shot up ahead of me, get around the corner and there are 3 non english speaking females in a Ford Ranger shooting and killing a doe in July.

I would guess that the vast majority of poachers are never caught.
The way hunting regs are written, many people are committing crimes without knowing it.
 
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