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Offline igotbigbulls

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Re: Firring center ?
« Reply #150 on: December 10, 2011, 01:01:28 PM »
i dont hunt "wintering grounds" and i wasnt arguing my rights. dont have to. just describing the hunt. but oh my god its so easy. lol. ive been in an areas hunting right along with the state hunters too. and watched them walk right by harvestable animals and then talk to them later and listen to them complain about not seeing any game. its laughable. and its not about killing big animals either. did not harvest a branch antler animal this year. like colock says, go after the alledged poachers that are taking more than there share. the tribes will not condone a member shooting multiple BA animals just for the fun of it. ive seen rights taken away for alot less. :twocents:
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