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Don't laugh, those little guys are pretty valuable. My wife and I found a whole pile of guts and heads up rd 580 behind Purgatory on saturday. I guess they couldn't wait 3 more weeks........wapiti7
 
Posts: 663 | Location: On a hunt somewhere | Registered: 22 November 2004Reply With Quote
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Real hunters could wait three more weeks, the folks responsible for poaching the grouse are just plain scumbags.
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So did you report it to your state Game and Fish Department?


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Good on ya. That's pretty sad.....Madgoat's right, real hunters could wait 3 weeks. These guys are just shit heads.


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Posts: 3113 | Location: Hockley, TX | Registered: 01 October 2005Reply With Quote
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Sad thing is, that is a regular Joe would see those grouse, instead of thinking that some shitbag was responsible, he would say "some hunter" did that.

Unfortunately I think that law abiding hunters get tagged with all sorts of bullshit stereotypes, thanks to a few dirtbags.

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Don't laugh, those little guys are pretty valuable. My wife and I found a whole pile of guts and heads up rd 580 behind Purgatory on saturday. I guess they couldn't wait 3 more weeks........wapiti7

i would think birds or yotes wouldnt let that stuff linger.
you must have been right behind them.
 
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I'm pretty sure. We passed some guys in a camp about 2 miles before the scene, and on the way out they were gone. The birds still had bright red blood on them and we were in an area that was pretty remote. So go figure........wapiti7
 
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We have guys in Az that raise them for training their bird dogs. They will plant the birds to train the dogs to point and shoot the birds to trian the dogs to retrieve. Sometimes they clean the birds to eat them and sometimes they just dump the whole pile of birds for the coyotes.

I heard of one couple that raise a couple thousand of birds each year for dog and shooting practice.


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We have guys in Az that raise them for training their bird dogs. They will plant the birds to train the dogs to point and shoot the birds to trian the dogs to retrieve. Sometimes they clean the birds to eat them and sometimes they just dump the whole pile of birds for the coyotes.

I heard of one couple that raise a couple thousand of birds each year for dog and shooting practice.



Chukars,quail?? yes..
Blue grouse?? Not a chance. I've never heard of any one raising grouse for put and take shooting and dog training..

wapiti, thanks for at least trying to catch the shitbags..
 
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