backyardtndeer
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Public land, was probably a public park...
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Planking
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Yeah, give more of our property rights away for more slob sneeks to run over landowners. We have our fill of that crap already. Get the fk off peoples property.That is why state needs an injured animal recovery law with notification of landowner.
I bet the guy can shoot his bow better than 1/2 the members on the forum!
Wrong!!!That is why state needs an injured animal recovery law with notification of landowner.
deerhunter10
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Absolutely not.That is why state needs an injured animal recovery law with notification of landowner.
When a hunter knows that there is a 90+% chance that the deer he shoots on the little residential lot where he has permission is going to run off and end up where he doesn't have permission, it shows piss poor ethics to even take the shot. The game plan those yahoos use of shooting first and then trespassing to retrieve or trying to beg permission after the fact is a total joke.That is why state needs an injured animal recovery law with notification of landowner.
I'm not surprised that their fanbois think it is OK. It reflects on their ethics as well.
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Not surprised with the current TWRA.TWRA seems to like them!
Solo Hunter
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I'll tell you like an older gentleman told me when I was younger. You may can shoot a bow better then me but I'll kill the deer.I bet the guy can shoot his bow better than 1/2 the members on the forum!
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The guy had a good season! That giant Ohio farm fed buck was not killed in a suburb. 
I wonder what the odds were that it was retrieved illegally?The guy had a good season! That giant Ohio farm fed buck was not killed in a suburb.
Killed right outside a city park that a friend of mine works at. I had seen pics of that buck way before it was killed. OH DNR was notified because it was highly believed to have been shot on the city park grounds.The guy had a good season! That giant Ohio farm fed buck was not killed in a suburb.
Bro culture at its finest
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Really? They should have an easy case then since it is all on video.
Until they cut the video off to do an illegal retrieval.Really? They should have an easy case then since it is all on video.
killingtime 41
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I think I'd rather say candy man 3 times and have him appear than seek dong show up.
Wooden Arrow
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you don't believe that there should be some recourse for a legal hunter to retrieve a legally shot deer simply because it managed to get off of that property? sometimes a deer will go a pretty good ways before dropping. it could happen on a 200 acre farm just as it does on smaller properties. watch the dog/deer recovery videos on youtube.
deerhunter10
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We give permission to all of our neighbors. But I don't think it should be a law. It's basically legalized trespassing. No difference I don't think dog hunters should have thee right to ignore property lines either.
I think it's sucks either way you slice it on that one.
