To: Petronski
They shot at least six animals.......Even if legal, who hands out that many tags anyway? Pepole like this know exactly what they're doing and they are making it harder on the rest of us.
13 posted on
01/18/2004 6:58:21 PM PST by
umgud
(speaking strictly as an infidel,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,)
To: umgud
This happened "just down the road" from me ... a couple dozen miles, and has been the subject of much local bar-and-coffee shop talk. Indeed, the shooters were city slickers. Due to an overabundance of deer hereabouts, its no problem to get plenty of deer tags; My wife and I both legally took more than one this year ourselves, in each of bow, gun, and black powder seasons, apart from two garnered out-of-season by vehicle hits (one hers, one mine). These boys is in big trouble, if the local buzz is any indication. It is the hunter's responsibility to verify his quarry before taking his shot, and they were too close to pavement, along with considerations of violating posted private property. I know the owner of the elk herd, and he's real perturbed. The Sheriff, an acquaintence and ex-neighbor of mine, ain't real pleased, either, though the final dithering is up to the champions of dithering, the Wisconsin DNR.
19 posted on
01/18/2004 7:17:16 PM PST by
timberlandko
(Murphy was an optimist.)
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