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<blockquote data-quote="Retired Educator" data-source="post: 190747" data-attributes="member: 3373">Agree that there may be more to the story than the article states. He might not have offered what really happened right from the get go but he did own up to the charge and didn't fight the charge in a court adding to the cost of the trial. Do have a question as to why the judge ordered him to have no more G&amp;F violations for a full 6 months. I kind of thought all of us were supposed to never have such a violation.I've hunted for close to 60 years and don't like to see game laws broken but do realize it happens. Sometimes innocently. Was there when a young hunter was shooting at a buck and missed but killed the doe close by. No buck tag but luckily someone in our party had a tag. Shoot the last duck to fill a limit and kill 2 with one&nbsp; shot. Shoot at a nice big greenhead and kill the hen next to the drake. Already had my limit of hens. If he already had 2 arrows in the deer and was just trying to finish it off I can understand his thinking but everyone has to realize that is a violation. I know, all of the examples were preventable and the responsibility of the hunter but just trying to show that not every shot goes where we planned.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retired Educator, post: 190747, member: 3373"] Agree that there may be more to the story than the article states. He might not have offered what really happened right from the get go but he did own up to the charge and didn't fight the charge in a court adding to the cost of the trial. Do have a question as to why the judge ordered him to have no more G&F violations for a [B]full 6 months.[/B] I kind of thought all of us were supposed to never have such a violation. I've hunted for close to 60 years and don't like to see game laws broken but do realize it happens. Sometimes innocently. Was there when a young hunter was shooting at a buck and missed but killed the doe close by. No buck tag but luckily someone in our party had a tag. Shoot the last duck to fill a limit and kill 2 with one shot. Shoot at a nice big greenhead and kill the hen next to the drake. Already had my limit of hens. If he already had 2 arrows in the deer and was just trying to finish it off I can understand his thinking but everyone has to realize that is a violation. I know, all of the examples were preventable and the responsibility of the hunter but just trying to show that not every shot goes where we planned. [/QUOTE]

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