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Re: OT- Dove Hunting Fines ?
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Posted by Ford Man on March 21, 2005 at 19:45:34 from (216.162.4.208):
In Reply to: Re: OT- Dove Hunting Fines ? posted by old blue on March 21, 2005 at 19:04:32:
Thanks for the reply. I really don"t want to get the game warden involved because he knows where I hunt and I do not want to "rat" on these folks because I hunt with them. The wardens were watching pretty closely last year and I think they will be back anyway so these guys will likely be caught. I have warned them but they insist that they will not get caught. I will be legal myself no matter if the wardens show up or not. My 9 year old son will be with me and I believe he should be taught right from wrong. He was with me when I got a ticket for too many shells in my gun last year. The bad thing was that I had made a plug for my old shotgun. The law says that your gun can have a capacity of only 3 shells. I missunderstood and thought that meant 3 in the magazine and not 3 total ! I was at least trying to do the right thing but now I feel pretty stupid ! Anyway, thanks again . I guess I will have to wait and see what happens . Ford Man
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