Another Poached Deer!
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elkassassin
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Mandatory for the MEXICAN MAFIA DRUG CARTEL to take care of things!
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Cornhusker
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I'm guessing Tri will be able to take you guys at least above 100 posts on this one.
If this deer is poached it's larceny since he is high fenced probably Texas and he is privately owned. It the same as stealing a car although his value may be more than some cars. Good Luck on your quest toward 100 or 200.
If this deer is poached it's larceny since he is high fenced probably Texas and he is privately owned. It the same as stealing a car although his value may be more than some cars. Good Luck on your quest toward 100 or 200.
Hey Pig, a couple questions.
Do you have Little Man Syndrome?
How many hours a day to you spend arguing on the Internet, doing research for Internet arguments and having round table discussions with your buddies about your internet arguments?
To answer your question, the punishment should be whatever the punishment is for walking into someone's pasture and shooting their cow.
Do you have Little Man Syndrome?
How many hours a day to you spend arguing on the Internet, doing research for Internet arguments and having round table discussions with your buddies about your internet arguments?
To answer your question, the punishment should be whatever the punishment is for walking into someone's pasture and shooting their cow.
Tristate
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-12-15 AT 10:55AM (MST)[p]I have no idea, DW. Probably somewhere between $5 and $500,000. Should it matter? I thought if its a big antlered beautiful animal that people enjoy looking at then he is "priceless". SO what should the penalty be.
NVBighorn
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>I guess yall are tired of
>the beatdown.
Yeah, thats it.
Are you related to Zim? Youre not quite right in the head are you?
Cornhusker answered your question. Why say more. If I must then
"+1 Cornhusker"
Lets hear your warped opinion about what hes worth?
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>the beatdown.
Yeah, thats it.
Are you related to Zim? Youre not quite right in the head are you?
Cornhusker answered your question. Why say more. If I must then
"+1 Cornhusker"
Lets hear your warped opinion about what hes worth?
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http://www.louisianadeerfarm.com/
looks like 18K and up
looks like 18K and up
NVBighorn
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Cornhusker said:
"If this deer is poached it's larceny since he is high fenced probably Texas and he is privately owned. It the same as stealing a car although his value may be more than some cars."
He cannot be poached. Only stolen. Therefore the same punishment as would be handed down for some similarly VALUED privately owned asset. Tri, if you are trying to draw a comparison between this buck and the Hyde Park buck its apples and oranges. One is personal property and one is state property and assigning a value to the latter is much harder. An economist could come up with a value but the lay person would only be guessing. What is it, 12:25pm in Texas? You missed lunch. So you have a few hours to find an economist to have dinner with that could give you an idea. Or are you one of those too?
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"If this deer is poached it's larceny since he is high fenced probably Texas and he is privately owned. It the same as stealing a car although his value may be more than some cars."
He cannot be poached. Only stolen. Therefore the same punishment as would be handed down for some similarly VALUED privately owned asset. Tri, if you are trying to draw a comparison between this buck and the Hyde Park buck its apples and oranges. One is personal property and one is state property and assigning a value to the latter is much harder. An economist could come up with a value but the lay person would only be guessing. What is it, 12:25pm in Texas? You missed lunch. So you have a few hours to find an economist to have dinner with that could give you an idea. Or are you one of those too?
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NVBighorn
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My bad. I am not from Texas. So I do not know the laws regarding game on privately held game ranches. I assumed it might be like a farm where the animals are personal property. Thank you for correcting me. So that must mean the State has management control over that buck? And the general populous can hunt it if it squeezes between those wires? Or if the general public trespasses and climbs the fence and shoots it at night with a 22? Then I suppose an argument could be made in court that the punishment should be similar.
And for the record I have never said what punishment should be handed down to the poachers in Utah. That's the judges job. I can admit I am not one. (hurry go back and read and see if I recommended a punishment)
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And for the record I have never said what punishment should be handed down to the poachers in Utah. That's the judges job. I can admit I am not one. (hurry go back and read and see if I recommended a punishment)
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Tristate
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In Texas State Game animals, which includes Whitetail and Mule Deer, which are under high fence and even within a licensed breeding program still belong to the state of Texas. Exotic species are considered property of the land owner in which they reside. Right now there is a big war between the deer breeders and TPWD for ownership of deer that are in licensed breeding facilities. To give you an idea how crazy it can get there are actually people using deer here as collateral for bank loans when by law they don't even own the deer. Rap your head around that one. 
