Anyone else think it’s strange to be under surveillance for three years for baiting deer before being charged? Was this East Germ— I mean eastern California?
Four hundred dollars for the deer, $19,600 for forging signatures on state documents sounds about right.
A seventy year old man should know better, and both stories are written like a shock piece, though I think it’s more involved than “What?! Today’s Sunday, not Saturday?! Oh Crap!”
He is a low life poacher, a thief, scum bag, cheat...
...Father, Grandfather, Husband and Widower, and War Veteran.
Cancer survivor, friend and clergy member.
Mechanic, valet, tutor, chef and taxpayer.
And lifelong hunter.
And maybe only once has his judgment lapsed.
Perhaps from the waning days...
But don’t let your righteousness be less indignant.
I’m sure he’s a drug runner for the cartel, we already have proof he’s a murderer...
Ethics is always brought up with Hunting. Yet it never seems to be about how we treat man, just how we kill animals.
We don’t have to worry about how we treat the upright, we should scrutinize how we punish the fallible.