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Originally posted by tdwinklr View PostNo. I'm wondering why it took the(or a) warden so long to get there? Sounds like instead of helping, he just stood around and fussed at them.
I always say who cares.. A hunter pays for the tag. Once you do not waste the meat and get it home no one cares how much goes in the trash. Who complains when others buy beef and lets it spoil?
I understand it's all optics...but still pretty stupid.
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Good grief, I know that warden personally. Read an accurate article.
He did get them help, lined up a boat for them to use but they overturned it in the river.
The idiots shot elk in a spot they could not get to but hey they got their elk down right.
Due to irresponsible planning the elk lay their most of the day in the sun and were not recovered til the next day.
They chose to hunt on a very popular hiking trail, yes legal but really? The trail is owned by the JH land trust and is well known as a popular dog walking and hiking trail.
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Originally posted by wytex View PostGood grief, I know that warden personally. Read an accurate article.
He did get them help, lined up a boat for them to use but they overturned it in the river.
The idiots shot elk in a spot they could not get to but hey they got their elk down right.
Due to irresponsible planning the elk lay their most of the day in the sun and were not recovered til the next day.
They chose to hunt on a very popular hiking trail, yes legal but really? The trail is owned by the JH land trust and is well known as a popular dog walking and hiking trail.
https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/news/...f08ed5a32.html
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Originally posted by wytex View PostGood grief, I know that warden personally. Read an accurate article.
He did get them help, lined up a boat for them to use but they overturned it in the river.
The idiots shot elk in a spot they could not get to but hey they got their elk down right.
Due to irresponsible planning the elk lay their most of the day in the sun and were not recovered til the next day.
They chose to hunt on a very popular hiking trail, yes legal but really? The trail is owned by the JH land trust and is well known as a popular dog walking and hiking trail.
https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/news/...f08ed5a32.html
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I can't help but wonder how that elk meat turned out ? 33 hrs after the shot it was retrieved. Did they waste their tags, hopefully not.
In all fairness they were hunting before the walkers were out and about but should have done a little research on the area. It is well known as a hiking trail.
The unethical comments are really out of line, elk can swim just fine and have long legs for fording a river.
Hunting that area can be a zoo, have at it WItoTx, bring your track shoes to claim your elk.
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Originally posted by wytex View PostI can't help but wonder how that elk meat turned out ? 33 hrs after the shot it was retrieved. Did they waste their tags, hopefully not.
In all fairness they were hunting before the walkers were out and about but should have done a little research on the area. It is well known as a hiking trail.
The unethical comments are really out of line, elk can swim just fine and have long legs for fording a river.
Hunting that area can be a zoo, have at it WItoTx, bring your track shoes to claim your elk.
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