Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 7:28 am
I've seized several antlers while conducting an investigation....once completed and cleared, they were returned. Those that were not returned (court case adjudicated) were sold by the Department. I'm sure you have more experience than me in this area though.
I will agree with you on one thing. If the hunter is found to have been too close to houses when he fired his rifle then the appropriate fines should be imposed....swiftly and justly with the maximum fine imposed. Unfortunately, no matter what happen (right or wrong) it gave the hunting community the wrong type of headlines in the morning paper.
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I will agree with you on one thing. If the hunter is found to have been too close to houses when he fired his rifle then the appropriate fines should be imposed....swiftly and justly with the maximum fine imposed. Unfortunately, no matter what happen (right or wrong) it gave the hunting community the wrong type of headlines in the morning paper.