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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 195134" data-attributes="member: 373">It seems people that are concerned if it was a buck or a doe, or think that this particular instance the hangmans noose should be tightened perhaps have forgotten what hunting is about. To me I care less whether party hunting is allowed or not, It was merely an example offered that showed sometimes laws are not one size fits all and often times such as the caliber and tag with the mount merely a way to tighten the screws. I was in Bowbells at the advisory meeting the year Hildenbrand announced this new law went into effect requiring tags to be on deer forever. I asked how they would determine 5 years down the road what deer had been shot before the law and that people would be assumed guilty  would be required to prove our innocence as a result of this law. He claimed to everyone there it was not intended to be used in that manner. I asked why have the law then. That winter at an archery shop I walked in as the warden was telling the fella that owned it he would have to provide documentation of some sort as to when the deer on his wall were shot..........- - - Updated - - -  Could you show where I said the law should be changed?? We are talking about implementing laws (caliber limitations, ect)  that have flaws with in them that often the G&F care little about. Can you show where I assumed it gave me the "right" to shoot two bucks or that they were even bucks? Would you be alright with it if they were two does?- - - Updated - - -For those claiming it is the law, what is the difference if it is a goose or a deer? Antlers seem to make people a bit crazy.- - - Updated - - -there are laws making it illegal so why is breaking those any different?</blockquote>

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