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gary fuller
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« on: May 11, 2011, 03:25:20 pm » |
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vince what they have done is changed their own way of inturpretting the law. and sadly thats what we have to go by. now like you said there are ways around certain thigns lol, but we have a local judge who has allready said stickin hogs is illegal and he will rule against any that kill them that way no matter what law they site him.a friend of mine up north beat them is why they changed the writtewn way they use the encounter law. it took him one year and over 10 grand but he beat em but then they sent pout statewide memos on the law and how to use it that really hamper landowners.sadly when day hunting on land that you have permission on where they also guide hunts or sell hunting rights we cant be covered by the encounter law thus no grmins there. it was up for change this yr but the tree huggers got sac to not change anyhting.
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