Headhunter
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landman said:There has been some questioning about the "Kansas Thing" as its
called on this post, BSK said it right he knew the laws
It all started with a LIE, the landowner knew the buck was on and off his tract, but he wasn't a hunter, thats why he took $5,000, bet none of you on here would have knowing the deer was there.
Once Spook killed it the landowner asked him if he seen it, Spook replied they didn't kill the buck. Afterwards a family member seen the tape and told him, by then Spook owned the farm, the landowner had wondered why Spook priced it so high.
In court this time more LIES, statements that the corn they were
buying was for cattle, a pet duck & goose.....
Its been described as "makes me sick to hear anymore of it"
I wonder what he may tell other in mates his name is on those
overnight stays.....Spook or William???
From what I heard, his cameraman got jealous or upset about not getting any fame from the buck kill in Kansas. If Spook knew he broke the law then the punishment was not severe enough, and with his experience I would have to guess he knew what was right and wrong. I always wondered what happened. Doesn't matter as much about that, he was found guilty and punished, what bothers me even more is evidently he feels he is above being punished, arrogance in my opinion. Granted I only know what I have read and heard through the rumor mill. Anyone can make a mistake or break a law (I don't know the Kansas game laws but they do seem complicated like the Tennessee game laws can be and I could see someone making a mistake and there are generally many times every year, hunting and fishing, people will tell me something and they are unknowingly doing something that could be or is against game laws, sometimes that is after reading the published hunting and fishing guides) once you know and understand what is right that should not happen again. Especially if you get caught and punished and that punishment includes a NO HUNTING period, then don't go hunting. Evidently Spook felt he was above the law, that bothers me as much if not more than breaking the law.