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| Michelle_Nelson:
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| wrangler:
--- Quote from: wrangler on September 27, 2007, 07:33:32 PM ---most of us would have taken the horns without a second thought --- End quote --- --- Quote from: huntwa on September 27, 2007, 07:33:32 PM --- I have a hard time believing that most people would take the horns and then lie about it later when confronted. --- End quote --- im not sure why you're attaching my quote to your post since i never said anything about lying about what happend, i would tell anyone strait up how i found them and then would give them back after some friendly jabs about not finding the animal they shot and drink a beer about it. read my post a little more carefully, i never condoned lying about anything. --- Quote ---Someone stole the horns off the elk I shot and lost... --- End quote --- sooooo id like to know at what point does taking the horns off of a dead (meat obviously spoiled, we're not talking about claiming a freshly shot animal here) animal make you thief? is it day 4, or day 400? although illegal, hardly makes someone a thief. i have a nice skull from a whitetail buck i found dead, it had been dead for years. it may have been killed by a hunter that couldn't find it, i don't know. am i thief? i think your logic is flawed a little. oh, and spare me, i already know i broke the law, it's not legal to take skulls im sure.... iv never really been that worried about it to check the rcw's. |
| Ray:
--- Quote ---im not sure why you're attaching my quote to your post since i never said anything about lying about what happend, i would tell anyone strait up how i found them and then would give them back after some friendly jabs about not finding the animal they shot and drink a beer about it. read my post a little more carefully, i never condoned lying about anything. --- End quote --- It's the whole point. There's no reason take something and then lie about it. Perhaps you had not read that part of the discussion .. but from your responses prior to this one can only conclude either you missed the point that he lied about it when confronted or that you did not care and might do the same. I did read that earlier and so that is the whole reason for picking that out of your response. --- Quote ---sooooo id like to know at what point does taking the horns off of a dead (meat obviously spoiled, we're not talking about claiming a freshly shot animal here) animal make you thief? is it day 4, or day 400? although illegal, hardly makes someone a thief. i have a nice skull from a whitetail buck i found dead, it had been dead for years. it may have been killed by a hunter that couldn't find it, i don't know. am i thief? i think your logic is flawed a little. oh, and spare me, i already know i broke the law, it's not legal to take skulls im sure.... iv never really been that worried about it to check the rcw's. --- End quote --- First - I never used the term thief. I did suggest that the subject of the topic was wrong. I didn't say that my casual suggestion was wholly accurate. It was just a gesture and nothing more... Otherwise I would have changed it... However the turn of events which is described in the context of this incident seems to indicate that someone is at least a liar and possibly more. Comparing carving horns or cutting the head off an animal full of meat to casual bone collecting from long dead animals is preposterous and clearly out of touch with reality. Who's logic is flawed here? Second - I think there is enough compelling evidence to suggest that someone is a snake; there is nothing wrong with that legally. There must have been a reason why the warden was threatening to bring charges though.... |
| Ray:
Sounds good. This one is locked. |
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