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I grew up in north Central WI and the area was a fairly crime free area until the Hmongs got moved in

They are heavily involved in gangs drugs and prostitution

These Hmong gangs operate out of Mpls...through EauClaire Wausau and Green Bay and throughout the Fox Valley with more in LaCrosse...they are connected to the Hmong community in Sacramento Calif and their General has a large ranch in Montana...

I don't know how this was paid for..as Hmongs were poor primitive folks that raised opium and didn't clear much cash for their efforts...the war lords seem to do quite well though..imo

They might have been some folks allies in Vietnam but imo but are not anymore

They are the liberals affirmative action pets...they have never obeyed our game laws and are above the law....enforcement has taken a very liberal approach

Not long ago in Wausau the Hmongs were busted for growing opium and claimed it was their right to do so...when they get arrested they clam up and claim 'no English' and then the mandatory interpreter has to be brought in...The chief of police made a statement that no Hmongs were arrested because 'there were too many of them to figure out which ones did it"

They trespass on private lands and threaten folks that own them...if the cops are called it is rare if ever any Hmongs go to jail..

In Wausau WI not long after a large group was airlifted into Wausau..Hmongs walked right downtown with the 22 rifles and would hunt right in the city parks...they pretty much cleaned out all the ducks and squirrels until the city fathers and Hmong leaders came to a deal...again no Hmongs went to jail

They are welfare cheats and scream bloody murder through their liberal proxies in social services when they don't get their ways...

Their gangs in the schools intimidate white kids who are not allowed to fight back...

They are a pestilence on N Central Wi ..the quality of life has been greatly reduced by their presence

We had a Hmong cop who was convicted of rape and got off because it 'was apart of his heritage too rape' ..something about being man enough to take a girl away from her family and get away with it..proved his worthiness..

The libs defended him...we also had a Hmong bus driver who raped one of the girls on his bus
and he also got away with it..

The local cops say they were told not to arrest Hmongs unless they were committing a felony

I could on and on about crimes they commit some of which I have witnessed that no Hmongs were arrested for...or ones that were arrested were let go and sent on their way to Minneapolis

I personally have seen Hmongs on County forest land killing and eating deer in the middle of summer...I reported it to DNR...nothing was done...it is almost as though they have carte blanche to commit crimes...and if push comes to shove it will a white guy arrested for turning a Hmong in before any Hmong get arrested

They are pushy and demanding and well organized...we pretty much imported an Army from Loas..which is still intact..

They may have been our allies once upon a time ..but their descendants are anything but our allies

I am not surprised that is was a Hmong that did this...they like other criminal minorities and predators have been protected for so long many have pretty hostile attitudes

I also witnessed them riot on the west side of Wausau one summer night...they tried to take over a grocery store and were pelting white folks with rocks hit and elderly man with a rock in the head as he was putting groceries in his car...

When some of the local white kids fought back the cops came and hauled off a few of the white kids but no Hmong kids were arrested..

This is just sickening to me...as they have really ruined the quality of life in the areas they are taking over thanks to the libs the protect them

And this is all thanks to DAVE OBEY Democrat Central Wisconsin Congresscritter

IMO and experience

this from the Milwaukee Jouranl Sentinal [jsonline.com]:

Five dead, three injured after hunter denied access to tree stand

By MEG JONES
mjones@journalsentinel.com

Posted: Nov. 21, 2004
Hayward - Five deer hunters were shot to death and three were wounded Sunday by a man who was hunting from someone else's tree stand in northern Wisconsin, authorities said.

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The bizarre attack happened in the Sawyer County Town of Meteor about noon on the second day of the gun-deer season, a time when hundreds of thousands of deer hunters are in the woods.

Sawyer County Chief Deputy Tim Zeigle said a man from the Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minn. area, was arrested about 5 p.m. in Birchwood, just across the Sawyer County border in Washburn County.

Authorities said the rampage started after a hunting party saw a hunter they didn't know occupying their tree stand. That led to a confrontation. One victim used a walkie-talkie to call for help, but when other hunting partners came to the scene they also were shot, said Zeigle.

Some of the victims were from the Rice Lake area.

The wounded - all men - were taken to Lakeview Medical Center in Rice Lake. One man who was more seriously wounded than the other two was airlifted to St. Joseph Hospital in Marshfield where he was in critical condition. The other men were in stable and fair condition Sunday evening after surgery, a Lakeview Medical Center spokesman said.

Bill Wagner, 72, of Oshkosh, was about two miles away near Deer Lake with a party of about 20 other hunters. He said the incident was "very upsetting."

After they got word of a shooting, he and others went to round up the rest of the party. He said they heard sirens, planes and helicopters and noticed the surrounding roads blocked off.

"When you're hunting you don't expect somebody to try to shoot you and murder you," he said. "You have no idea who is coming up to you."

It took about three hours to round up the other hunters, who were up to four miles apart, Wagner said.

The incident won't dampen their hunt, he said.

"We're all old, dyed-in-wool hunters," he said. "We wouldn't go home because of this but we will keep it in our minds. We're not forgetting it."

Jon Sleik, chairman of the Town of Cedar Lake, in neighboring Barron County, said after rumors began flowing that the victims were from the Rice Lake area, many families were worried and desperate for information.

"It just looks like a real ugly situation," Sleik said. "Unbelievable. I guess you don't expect this kind of thing to happen here. I guess you don't expect it anywhere."

Town of Birchwood Chairwoman Jimmie Dimick, who has lived in the community for 40 years, noted that residents refer to this period as "holy week" (because) everybody goes deer hunting."

"Especially for this part of the state, this doesn't happen," Dimick said of the shootings.

Wayne Blackdeer was tending bar at the Country Side Bar in Hayward when he heard about the incident from hunters stopping Sunday afternoon for drinks.

"People were talking about it," said Blackdeer, who listened to authorities on a police scanner call for backup.

"I heard them say four of (the hunters) were DOA and possibly a fifth" was dead on arrival, Blackdeer said.

The shootings were also the talk of the Cruz'in Bar in Hayward.

"Some hunters coming in said that there's somebody out in the woods that has just been shooting people," said bartender Jamie Stark.

An ambulance driver who dispatches out of Hayward was called to the scene west of Exeland in southern Sawyer County, but he said he ended not transporting anyone because there were enough ambulances to handle the victims.

The ambulance driver, who spoke on the condition his name not be used, said he was told five people were dead in the woods and authorities were not allowing anyone to go from the staging area, off of County Highway C and Deer Lake Road, to the crime scene in the woods about a mile away.

A helicopter was seen taking off with one of the victims about 4 p.m. Sunday.

Dave Weitz, a Department of Natural Resources spokesman based in Eau Claire, said several game wardens were assisting at the scene. Weitz has worked for the DNR for decades.

"I can't ever remember anything that sounds like this happening before," said Weitz.

Journal Sentinel reporter Tom Kertscher and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Complete coverage of this story will appear online later today and in the Milwuakee Journal Sentinel in the morning

The Hmong for the most part have been dangerous and stupid hunters in California over the last two decades. They rarely use the right equipment and ignore any and all hunting rules. Lots of private land over the years has now been posted no hunting or trespassing because of them in many areas to a large extent to keep them out. Not that they were the main reason for the posting, but they greatly added to the list of idiots that didn't belong in the woods. We witnessed a group while pheasant hunting go into a cornfield with rifles and shotguns in multiple directions at once and minutes later someone ended up shot and wounded. Another friend who is in law enforcement had to arrest several for killing cattle during deer season and caught them in the field skinning a ranchers cow. In the early 80's on several deer hunting trips their was a Hmong behind every other tree with an AK or SKS rifle. My brother and I always hunt with a .44mag on are hip. There are many that have learned the rules and are decent folks, but most hunters I know barely can tolerate their presence.