Catching a fawn

[alanger]

Moss conc time says it's beer:30

[huntnphool]

how about i take your whole family and send them to compton and not give you any compensation thats just ridiculous.

 They themselves turned the land they were given into "Compton" look at the way some of them live

 And "no compensation", are you kidding me? I would sure love to have the money I have doled out for taxes, it sure as hell wouldn't be spent on cigarettes, booze and junkyard cars.

[alanger]

was he one of the brother's that was going all over shooting the big deer and elks last fall??

[blacktail luv]

Thank you to Bone for banning that guy, things were getting kinda heated on here.  Anyway back to the fawn thing.  When I was in high school we had a small party at a girl friends house.  When we were getting ready to leave I was sitting in my truck talking to a buddy in here drive way.  Behind him appeared this three point buck.  He walked up to us and let us pet him and would even "fight" with me when I made a set of horns on my head with my hands.  It was one of the neatest experiences of my life.  She said the mother had gotten hit a couple years before and that they had bottle fed him through the summer, but had not seen him for a year or so.  Everyone of the locals knew him and he was relatively safe, but after a couple more years he got pretty big and eventually someone shot him.  He wasn't exactly tame at the time he was shot, he had gotten a little smarter but it was still kinda sad.

[boneaddict]

There are multiple triggers when you get banned.  Some find ways around them, but generally we know who you are and you find yourself not able to see your favorite hunting site.

[littlebuf]

its great that loser is gone from here, but unfortunately he will still be in the woods raping the resource's. sure wish we could ban scum like him from the woods. maybe we'll get lucky and he'll walk off a cliff in a drug induced stupor while he's "hunting"   

[3dsheetmetal]

For you Odie The guy really needs a major attitude adjustment 

[PacificNWhunter]

Missed this thread until now. I share the same feellings with all you guys, leave the fawns ALONE. Spent a summer in AK with my grandparents during highschool and the neighbor lady was going to rescue an "abandoned" moose calf. Apparently it had been alone all day. Well she got about 10 yards from it when momma moose came up out of the brush looking to stomp the breath out of her. Guess she barley got away .

Nice job mods! You guys do a great job on these boards!

[alanger]

IT was a  for odie to just come on here and do that.       pointless          



 

[Sporting_Man]

It is well known that even feeding ducks in public ponds is against the law, let alone chasing and catching fawns..! Only idiots would think of doing it for fun. As far as rescuing - tough call sometimes, those humanitarian actions for abandoned/motherless young animals can also end up as tragedy (wild animals with no fear of humans).
As far as Odie case - many moons will go over this country before this gets settled and we have some common sense and have natives cooperate for the same cause. They should, because conservation should be part of their culture, but they have much stronger drive to oppose our efforts, regardless of common benefit. I still wouldn't trade for their benefits. Like my life the way it is. I don't believe in free money and those special rights. They just ruin them, obviously.

[boneaddict]

Well Said!

[littletoes]

A good start would be us not giving them any more game animals.

We capture and take around 40 elk each year and turn loose on the res just for them to kill. What would be left if we didn't contribute any animals??? Are there any natural born elk living on the res now? I don't think so.

[elkaholic]

Littletoes, that makes u think huh.... They need to be cutoof and learn how to manage what they still have.
Bone-Glad u nuked that guy.

[blacktail luv]

Wow i had no idea we planted elk on the res for them to shoot, that seems absolutely ridiculus to me, something is terribly wrong if we are doing that for them, they sould have to manage their elk on their land for themselves.  PERIOD.

[littlebuf]

especially since the elk aren't indigenous to the area's there planted. which leads one to wonder how is there "tradition" to hunt elk all year? hmmm