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Colvilles Sue For Hunting Rights

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WARHORSE:
they say they have game agents patrolling it!! these guys are idiots!! i got stoped while crossing the rez on the way back from coyote hunting not hunting the rez crossing it! yes i was speeding but that was not the topic of our conversation once they saw that i and my passenger had guns. they tryed to nail me for not having a coyote tag!! hunting with a gun that held more then 3 shells!! and cuffed my partner who was 17 at the time for being a minor in possession of a firearm!! wtf?? it was about a 3 hour roadside ordeal with 3 additional tribal law enforcement officers showing up. luckily i held my cool till the end when they let us go without any kind of ticket and asked us "kids if we had learned anything  i said yea dont speed on the rez enit! and we left  what a joke!! i could not believe it they knew nothing about rules and regs tribal or whiteman.

Grizzly95:
As far as I am concerned any weapon with a full magazine or loaded chamber is loaded and should be treated as such. Reservations reside in the state which is in this country which should follow all laws. If I move to another state does that give me the right to only abide by the laws of my previous home? Another point is that the name states "confederated tribes" which by the explanation given to me by tribal police means that they are a band of several tribes that may and may not include tribes that did not originate there. My uncle in puyallap indian but belongs to the yakima tribe  :dunno: Anyway, state law says no loaded firearms, which includes an attatched magazine. At least the way I understand it. And besides that it becomes a safety concern for responders in the case of an accident. :twocents:

sako223:

--- Quote ---Hunting and fishing rights shouldnt allow what basically every state in the nation has deemed unsafe...

-high powered rifles at night
-loaded gun in a car
-shooting from a road
--- End quote ---

Although part of this is illegal here, I am quite sure there are several states that allow all or part of these during hunting season.

shawnrdavies:
If thats how they hunted in the 1800's, then the animals should hunted with the exact same weapons they used back then. NO MODERN WEAPONS! >:(

Birdguy:
 :yeah: X100  :bash: :bash:

And the same goes for fishing >:( >:( >:(

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