Montana Poacher Convicted

[YoungGun]

Shepherd man loses hunting privileges for 16 years in serial poaching case

A Shepherd man lost his hunting privileges for 16 years and will pay fines and restitution exceeding $6,000 after pleading guilty to 16 state and federal charges of poaching.

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As if Montana Mule Deer didn't have it hard enough already. Glad to see this POS convicted.

 

[brockel]

Can’t believe he poached for that quality of buck. And if it was just to shoot them why pick those ugly things up even

 

[YoungGun]

Can’t believe he poached for that quality of buck. And if it was just to shoot them why pick those ugly things up even

Hard to believe there was a whole lot of quality thoughts from this turd. Glad someone had the integrity to call him in to TIP-MONT

 

[OntarioHunter]

Calling a nineteen year-old a man is a stretch to start with. Up here he would not only lose the gun but his federal license to own/use others.

 

[Schaaf]

Can’t believe he poached for that quality of buck. And if it was just to shoot them why pick those ugly things up even

Guy risked it all for the ugliest set of multiple racks in one photo I’ve ever seen.

 

[brockel]

Kinda surprised they didn’t just let him only kill mule deer does and cow elk for the 16 years

 

[texwest44]

When did community service stop being a part of sentencing? Get this loser out there working on habitat restoration and sorting donated items at a church. He's probably never a done a day of volunteering or anything positive in his life.

 

[Straight Arrow]

When did community service stop being a part of sentencing? Get this loser out there working on habitat restoration and sorting donated items at a church. He's probably never a done a day of volunteering or anything positive in his life.

Good intentions, but he would likely create more problems and do more damage than is worthwhile. Better solution would be to fit him with a decorative ear tag so authorities could track his nefarious whereabouts.

 

[Irrelevant]

I'd like to have seen some jail time. I can't believe he did all that at 19. There are SO MANY more productive things to do with your time.

 

[texwest44]

Good intentions, but he would likely create more problems and do more damage than is worthwhile. Better solution would be to fit him with a decorative ear tag so authorities could track his nefarious whereabouts.

Disagree, I spent a few years in the non-profit/volunteer world and community service people weren't usually big problem causers. Generally quiet and just looking to get it over with.

Man power is man power to me, get 'em out there.

 

[ismith]

Calling a nineteen year-old a man is a stretch to start with. Up here he would not only lose the gun but his federal license to own/use others.