So because you feel that everyone should experience how "hard and tough" it is to hunt and fish out of state, that justifies out of staters reasons for poaching North Dakota's game? That's a legit excuse..........said no one ever. Try again.
Umm, no that's not what I said at all. What I meant was that not every single non resident is a lawbreaker and that we shouldn't treat them all as such. And it's not like everybody that is from ND is a saint that never breaks the law. Just read some of the posts in this thread.
I will also say that I fully agree with others that the fines and penalties are far, far too low for cases like this. When somebody is WAY over the limit like these guys were, I think a big fine and a lifetime ban of hunting and fishing in ND is appropriate.
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yeah wtf is that? no one said shut the doors or ban nr's. jesus man, what is your damage son? it is a privalige to enjoy the outdoors in nd. time after time after g(*&damn time we here stories of NR's grossly exceeding the linits here in ND. And this isn't a oops we miscounted a fish or two kinda deal. I'm g(*^damn sick of it and so are a lot of people around the state. if there are ant ND legislators reading this it is time we enact laws that put some god#%^ teeth into the fines. either we start hitting em in the wallet or we take away hunting and fishing privaleges in the state. . . . I guarantee you not a single sconi would take the chance of giving up there duck hunting here knowing they could get busted with too many fish... . . . this goes for nodakers as well. . .. . and to the guy claiming they were victims of overfishing by natives in there own state. . . really? they did it to themselves when they let there elected officials appease the non-tax paying voters. . . don't bring that shit here. . . .
I was simply trying to say that non residents like this are by far the minority and not the majority.
And I fully agree we should have much, much tougher fines and penalties for people that poach/go way over their limit. A slap on the wrist for something like this isn't much of a deterrent to stop stuff like this from happening.