nevada
Senior Member
unless you can actually witness them in the act, it will be tough to do anything.Mentioned you in the other thread. It took me a bit but I found it.
On another actual hunting note. I am curious on some of yous guys take on when you see unethical hunting? I hunt an area where the game management is a little out of date, and the fish and game guys are undermanned. So there's not as much checking as there should be. I, as well as others I know have found deer carcasses that had obviously been shot, but they were too small to claim. Or in some cases was just a spike, so you can't hunt any more bucks if you shoot a spike where I'm at. One even had its head and only its head cut off. Other people shooting guns into rattling brush, wounding elk, and not putting in the work to find them. Oh, and most of the time they are wounding elk due more in part to lack of understanding their equipment, or just saying f it, maybe if I shoot it in the leg with a bow it will eventually die. Just want other people's thoughts. I'm pretty much to the point where I'm ready to just hunt another area as a whole.
around here, we have a poaching hotline. if we can send in enough info to find and convict the people, they will add additional points to our license. which is supposed to increase our chances of drawing special permits.
I expect your area has a similar incentive program. but again, you would have to see it happen. or have some other solid evidence.
