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Heads up on where you decide to park! Humped over 8 miles this morning looking for sheds (came up empty), and came back to my truck that was parked on the grass where they feed the elk in the winter, and also where RV's and horse trailers park and camp out, to find a $150 ticket on my truck for violation of the Green Dot regulation. WTF is that?? Been parking in the same spot for 5 years and there are horse camps set up in the same area all Summer long. I guess F&W are hard up for money, or the Warden on duty today was just pissed off because he had to work on a Sunday. I'll be going to court on this one.
Building revenue for their soon to be high profile case.
Wardens today have there traffic quota to meet.
Parking ticket?
Quote from: Thehowler on May 01, 2016, 08:59:36 PMParking ticket?It's a non-traffic natural resource infraction. Just like a barbed hook or hunter orange citation.Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk
Quote from: bigtex on May 01, 2016, 10:59:22 PMQuote from: Thehowler on May 01, 2016, 08:59:36 PMParking ticket?It's a non-traffic natural resource infraction. Just like a barbed hook or hunter orange citation.Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using TapatalkWow that's harsh.. Are you saying a parking ticket counts towards losing your hunting rights? If so it would be lawyer time for me..
Out where we elk in the green dot system we can't be farther than 100 feet off the road or its ticket time, so 100ft and below were good. How far off the road were ya.
Quote from: kirkl on May 02, 2016, 02:23:53 PMOut where we elk in the green dot system we can't be farther than 100 feet off the road or its ticket time, so 100ft and below were good. How far off the road were ya.Looked to be over 100 yards. I questioned the same truck being that far over there on our way out. We got stopped by the same game warden, asked how the kids did and said have a good day. He was stopping people for no access passes.
Quote from: benhuntin on May 02, 2016, 03:28:58 PMQuote from: kirkl on May 02, 2016, 02:23:53 PMOut where we elk in the green dot system we can't be farther than 100 feet off the road or its ticket time, so 100ft and below were good. How far off the road were ya.Looked to be over 100 yards. I questioned the same truck being that far over there on our way out. We got stopped by the same game warden, asked how the kids did and said have a good day. He was stopping people for no access passes.Yet they never ticket the hikers and bikers crowd at the Roost or the Subaru army at the feeding station in winter. Get really tired of being the funding vehicle for enforcement and the targeted class all year.
Could someone explain the green dot and 100 ft rule? I've not heard of it
Quote from: quadrafire on May 03, 2016, 11:03:04 AMCould someone explain the green dot and 100 ft rule? I've not heard of itAround here roads have a white picket @ the start of a road , on the picket is a green dot. If you don't see a white picket when you turn on a road it closed. You can drive no farther than 100' down a non green dot road.
Guess it's my bad, but in my defense, I've been parking in the same area for years, right alongside people who have set up camps, other parked rigs, etc. To make matters worse, when I look out my window at home on various weekends during the Summer, I see the entire valley behind the hay barn is filled with horse trailers, RV's, campers, etc., for weekend riding events. Never hear of them being a ticketed. Ignorance is no excuse, but a simple warning would have had the same corrective measures for doing something that appears to have been allowed throughout the shed hunting, riding and camping seasons.
Quote from: huntandjeep on May 03, 2016, 11:09:07 AMQuote from: quadrafire on May 03, 2016, 11:03:04 AMCould someone explain the green dot and 100 ft rule? I've not heard of itAround here roads have a white picket @ the start of a road , on the picket is a green dot. If you don't see a white picket when you turn on a road it closed. You can drive no farther than 100' down a non green dot road.Yakima area?
Protecting wildlife 24-7 with a parking ticket book.
Quote from: Thehowler on May 03, 2016, 08:30:13 PMProtecting wildlife 24-7 with a parking ticket book.FYI, sno-park and green dot road tickets aren't parking citations.
Yes I think you should take that photo in to contest the ticket, but I am wondering if that is the Washington State Horse Riders-or a similar club-having a weekend camp and maybe they got a permit to camp that many from the state. I see something like that on Memorial Day weekend too.