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<blockquote data-quote="Retired Educator" data-source="post: 204770" data-attributes="member: 3373"><p>How about if you breast just skin the birds and gut them? The gonads remain inside the bird. Is that proof that the bird is a rooster? Don't think many hens have gonads. </p><p></p><p>For me I just leave on the most visible proof of sex, makes life easier when checked. At the end of a day or weekend I don't want to sit at a game check station any longer than necessary. Make the wardens job easier and your life simpler. I haven't been checked often but when I have its so much nicer to visit with a friendly warden so I prefer to not give him a reason to become suspicious. Only one time in more than 50 years of hunting have I encountered a warden who was pretty much a prick and his stop did result in a letter to the Director of G&F about his behavior and no ticket for me as I had done absolutely nothing wrong. One in 50+ years is a pretty good record for the department from my point of view.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Retired Educator, post: 204770, member: 3373"] How about if you breast just skin the birds and gut them? The gonads remain inside the bird. Is that proof that the bird is a rooster? Don't think many hens have gonads. For me I just leave on the most visible proof of sex, makes life easier when checked. At the end of a day or weekend I don't want to sit at a game check station any longer than necessary. Make the wardens job easier and your life simpler. I haven't been checked often but when I have its so much nicer to visit with a friendly warden so I prefer to not give him a reason to become suspicious. Only one time in more than 50 years of hunting have I encountered a warden who was pretty much a prick and his stop did result in a letter to the Director of G&F about his behavior and no ticket for me as I had done absolutely nothing wrong. One in 50+ years is a pretty good record for the department from my point of view. [/QUOTE]
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