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Posts: 72102 | Location: Dubai, UAE | Registered: 08 January 1998Reply With Quote
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You are surprised that a trump would be a poacher? Doing anything illegal?
 
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Let us hope it is not true!


Tell me why anyone should have sympathy for him? I bet his old man won't.


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I believe the video and photos first went public in Jr's own publication, "Field Ethos".

If any of this is eventually proven to be true, it will be interesting to see what SCI says. Jr. has been a supporter over the years and SCI hasn't hesitated to publicize the relationship.


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Did he have an outfitter and a guide????

So foreigners are responsible, even after hiring an outfitter and guide to know all the laws of the foreign country they hunt in???

Whew we.....what a can of worms ( if he was hunting with a licensed guide or outfitter).....
 
Posts: 43571 | Location: Crosby and Barksdale, Texas | Registered: 18 September 2006Reply With Quote
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Well, hunters have been prosecuted when committing game violations permitted by the guide. You are pulling the tigger. It is your responsibility to know.

The same thing happened to Ted Nugget.

Ted coronet he did not know he could not shoot another bear after wounding one. Ted said the guide never told him he could not.
 
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Whenever I've hired a PH or fishing or hunting guide, I've always relied on them to tell me what is legal and what not. I figure they work with the regs all the time and I'm paying for their knowledge.

I guess I've been remiss.
 
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. . . look for tariffs against Italy to be announced soon.


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Don Jr. apparently killed a Ruddy Shelduck which according to the accuser (The Green Party) is a rare species in Italy though common in Asia and hardly faced with extinction.

Its rarity is widespread over Europe probably because its migratory route does not extend that far west as can be said about the Quail migrations.

This article was brought about by a rabid anti-hunting group for which the Green Party is notoriously known and who better to use for bait other than Don Jr.
 
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Guides and outfitters are advisors. In the end if you pull the trigger it's your responsibility.

That said there is an obvious anti hunting bent too the people making the allegations. Id not be surprised if all is above board and they have no clue themselves as too what the legality or regulations are.
 
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Guides and outfitters are advisors. In the end if you pull the trigger it's your responsibility.



That would be correct. But in Africa especially, I relied on the guide to tell me where and what I could hunt. I know that probably wouldn't be a defense if I shot something I shouldn't have.
 
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Yep it's a tough one. I do my best too understand the rules where I hunt overseas, but ultimately Im relying on my friends and acquaintances in country to be giving me the right info.

In this case, if Don shot a protected species that he didn't recognise. I don't have much sympathy for him. The very least you can do is know what you are shooting.
 
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Yes, I have no idea of he violated Italian law. The article is not sufficient for me to know.

The guide thing is not a shield and others have been hit. That is the extent of my observations.
 
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it is complicated for a foreigner to hunt in italy i do remember seing them coming to switzerland and france for chamois as it was easier to hunt abroad for them than in italy as you needed the right connections ...

that doesnt mean it is not possible.

look up here for some regulations.
https://www.face.eu/firearms-a...quirements-in-italy/

what is complicated is being reported after doing some images may create the cause but most of our lawyers will defend him because of his name and because certainlt where he live it is not a big deal ... he might attract a lot of attention when coming to our territory this fall of course if the retaliations are not coming to place ...
 
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So, let me get this straight? You book a hunt to a foreign country...any country and you are responsible for knowing , YOU, the boundaries of hunting areas and specific game laws of every species available to hunt???

Really???

And you guys that say yes? How many foreign trips have you made, and to where?

This ain't a Trump thing, this is an everybody thing!
 
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Not sure he has done anything wrong.

He was invited to hunt.

Nothing wrong with that.

And anything from the bloody GREEN BRAINED IDIOTS can be taken for what it is.

Pure propaganda!


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At one point in the video Don Jr is surrounded by an array of dead birds including an unusual amber coloured duck which he says: 'Is a rather uncommon bird in the area. I'm not even sure what it is.'

The unidentified duck in question appears to be a Ruddy Shelduck which is a rare species in Europe and is reportedly believed to have a declining population.


If I'm not sure what something is I don't shoot it.


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So, let me get this straight? You book a hunt to a foreign country...any country and you are responsible for knowing , YOU, the boundaries of hunting areas and specific game laws of every species available to hunt???

Really???

And you guys that say yes? How many foreign trips have you made, and to where?

This ain't a Trump thing, this is an everybody thing!


Ive done 7

Kyrgyzstan, The US twice, Australia twice, Sweden, Germany.

If I had a tag in the US for a black bear, and shot a brown bear because I didn't know the difference. How would that go for me?
 
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So, let me get this straight? You book a hunt to a foreign country...any country and you are responsible for knowing , YOU, the boundaries of hunting areas and specific game laws of every species available to hunt???

Really???

And you guys that say yes? How many foreign trips have you made, and to where?

This ain't a Trump thing, this is an everybody thing!


well do not come to hunt to canada and shoot an illegal animal ...
 
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So, let me get this straight? You book a hunt to a foreign country...any country and you are responsible for knowing , YOU, the boundaries of hunting areas and specific game laws of every species available to hunt???

Really???

And you guys that say yes? How many foreign trips have you made, and to where?

This ain't a Trump thing, this is an everybody thing!


Ive done 7

Kyrgyzstan, The US twice, Australia twice, Sweden, Germany.

If I had a tag in the US for a black bear, and shot a brown bear because I didn't know the difference. How would that go for me?


you and the guide will be charged ...
 
Posts: 3462 | Location: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. | Registered: 21 May 2006Reply With Quote
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Shooting something on a tag and shooting on the wing is comparing apples to oranges as on the one hand you have the time to assess the quarry with or without the help of a guide while shooting waterfowl (especially ducks) usually entails multiple guns, shooting stations, use of decoys, callers, blinds, dogs etc. and rarely the presence of a guide; you are allocated your spot which has already been set up to be occupied and wait for things to hot up.

Identifying a duck in flight is somewhat difficult if not impossible and intermingling of other species in a flock is not uncommon either which adds to the impossibility of singling out a specific target.

Lastly, Italian hunting laws are not as draconian as some try to portray and the Forestry Dept. will prosecute accordingly following an investigation (if deemed necessary) and mete out a fine or at worse a suspension of license if guilt is concluded.

Now, if Don Jr. had not been included in this legally organized hunt do you all honestly believe it would have made the headlines and politicized to this extent?
 
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I believe of any rich American had made social media images w an alleged illegal to kill spices that it would have made headlines.

We were on a guides hunt in MO this year. MO does not allow party bag. I killed a pintail bull. The limit is one.

The next single that started in sure looked like a pintail to us. The guide said mallard. Hmmm.

I never touched my gun nor stood up.

We will never know as everyone missed. The point is it would have been on me if I shot that duck and it was a pintail.

Yes, it is tough and maybe prosecutorial discretion needs to be used judiciously.

However, our U.S. citizens here have had to eat penalties for making this mistake over here.
 
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And we thought Don the Con was jump in love with that pretty little prime minister...what a fucking bu ch of dog shit we have in charge..
 
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Shooting something on a tag and shooting on the wing is comparing apples to oranges as on the one hand you have the time to assess the quarry with or without the help of a guide while shooting waterfowl (especially ducks) usually entails multiple guns, shooting stations, use of decoys, callers, blinds, dogs etc. and rarely the presence of a guide; you are allocated your spot which has already been set up to be occupied and wait for things to hot up.

Identifying a duck in flight is somewhat difficult if not impossible and intermingling of other species in a flock is not uncommon either which adds to the impossibility of singling out a specific target.

Lastly, Italian hunting laws are not as draconian as some try to portray and the Forestry Dept. will prosecute accordingly following an investigation (if deemed necessary) and mete out a fine or at worse a suspension of license if guilt is concluded.

Now, if Don Jr. had not been included in this legally organized hunt do you all honestly believe it would have made the headlines and politicized to this extent?


what i can say if you shoot a rare bird and brag about it well what else i can say ... it is more complicated for birds but we have in north america a waterfowl protection for a reason ...
 
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Shooting something on a tag and shooting on the wing is comparing apples to oranges as on the one hand you have the time to assess the quarry with or without the help of a guide while shooting waterfowl (especially ducks) usually entails multiple guns, shooting stations, use of decoys, callers, blinds, dogs etc. and rarely the presence of a guide; you are allocated your spot which has already been set up to be occupied and wait for things to hot up.

Identifying a duck in flight is somewhat difficult if not impossible and intermingling of other species in a flock is not uncommon either which adds to the impossibility of singling out a specific target.

Lastly, Italian hunting laws are not as draconian as some try to portray and the Forestry Dept. will prosecute accordingly following an investigation (if deemed necessary) and mete out a fine or at worse a suspension of license if guilt is concluded.

Now, if Don Jr. had not been included in this legally organized hunt do you all honestly believe it would have made the headlines and politicized to this extent?


How about this. If there is a good chance of killing an illegal to kill critter then don't fucking hunt there.


Give me a home where the buffalo roam and I'll show you a house full of buffalo shit.
 
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Barbie Latza Nadeau, CNN
Wed, February 5, 2025 at 5:41 PM GMT+1

"The video, which was republished on Italian media websites, shows a small group of hunters – including Trump Jr. – shooting up at flocks of ducks flying overhead, many of which drop into the water when hit".

So who shot the fucking duck?
 
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Shooting something on a tag and shooting on the wing is comparing apples to oranges as on the one hand you have the time to assess the quarry with or without the help of a guide while shooting waterfowl (especially ducks) usually entails multiple guns, shooting stations, use of decoys, callers, blinds, dogs etc. and rarely the presence of a guide; you are allocated your spot which has already been set up to be occupied and wait for things to hot up.

Identifying a duck in flight is somewhat difficult if not impossible and intermingling of other species in a flock is not uncommon either which adds to the impossibility of singling out a specific target.

Lastly, Italian hunting laws are not as draconian as some try to portray and the Forestry Dept. will prosecute accordingly following an investigation (if deemed necessary) and mete out a fine or at worse a suspension of license if guilt is concluded.

Now, if Don Jr. had not been included in this legally organized hunt do you all honestly believe it would have made the headlines and politicized to this extent?


How about this. If there is a good chance of killing an illegal to kill critter then don't fucking hunt there.


I have never hunted ANYWHERE where there aren't "Royal game" so to speak. When I'm in areas that I'd not know all the rules and law, then I hire a guide and or outfitter.....

Prosecutorial discretion is something that "should" come in to play on something like this......
 
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Barbie Latza Nadeau, CNN
Wed, February 5, 2025 at 5:41 PM GMT+1

"The video, which was republished on Italian media websites, shows a small group of hunters – including Trump Jr. – shooting up at flocks of ducks flying overhead, many of which drop into the water when hit".

So who shot the fucking duck?


. . . yeah, maybe he was trying to resuscitate it in his lap. animal


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Barbie Latza Nadeau, CNN
Wed, February 5, 2025 at 5:41 PM GMT+1

"The video, which was republished on Italian media websites, shows a small group of hunters – including Trump Jr. – shooting up at flocks of ducks flying overhead, many of which drop into the water when hit".

So who shot the fucking duck?


Like an argument about who shot the pheasant then when you go to clean it you find that they all did.


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Originally posted by fulvio:
Shooting something on a tag and shooting on the wing is comparing apples to oranges as on the one hand you have the time to assess the quarry with or without the help of a guide while shooting waterfowl (especially ducks) usually entails multiple guns, shooting stations, use of decoys, callers, blinds, dogs etc. and rarely the presence of a guide; you are allocated your spot which has already been set up to be occupied and wait for things to hot up.

Identifying a duck in flight is somewhat difficult if not impossible and intermingling of other species in a flock is not uncommon either which adds to the impossibility of singling out a specific target.

Lastly, Italian hunting laws are not as draconian as some try to portray and the Forestry Dept. will prosecute accordingly following an investigation (if deemed necessary) and mete out a fine or at worse a suspension of license if guilt is concluded.

Now, if Don Jr. had not been included in this legally organized hunt do you all honestly believe it would have made the headlines and politicized to this extent?


How about this. If there is a good chance of killing an illegal to kill critter then don't fucking hunt there.


I have never hunted ANYWHERE where there aren't "Royal game" so to speak. When I'm in areas that I'd not know all the rules and law, then I hire a guide and or outfitter.....

Prosecutorial discretion is something that "should" come in to play on something like this......


Prosecute em all then you're sure that you got the right one.


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Wow, even when it comes to hunting you can tell right off the bet, who is Conservative and who is Vindictive Dem
I’d say Dems law fare is a real thing if you read this OP and that’s a fact


Never been lost, just confused here and there for month or two
 
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Wow, even when it comes to hunting you can tell right off the bet, who is Conservative and who is Vindictive Dem
I’d say Dems law fare is a real thing if you read this OP and that’s a fact


so conservative are full for poaching ... what a joke lol ... conservation of the nature is not a left or right vote thing it is the right thing to do ... but again you are so blind that when it is related to trump you will never see a wrong thing ...
 
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The last time I hunted public land for elk on WY I ran into a conservation officer.

I was legal. He was very friendly. I commented, “ You are the nicest game warden I have ever met.”

That upset him. He took the power stance pointed at me, “ Let me tell you how friendly I am! Last week a guy killed a spike by accident on a cow tag! He immediately self reported! I wrote him and am going to break him!”

He yelled the whole time.
 
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The last time I hunted public land for elk on WY I ran into a conservation officer.

I was legal. He was very friendly. I commented, “ You are the nicest game warden I have ever met.”

That upset him. He took the power stance pointed at me, “ Let me tell you how friendly I am! Last week a guy killed a spike by accident on a cow tag! He immediately self reported! I wrote him and am going to break him!”

He yelled the whole time.


little man with a badge - who doesn't understand he isn't judge and jury


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The way I handled such things was if a guy immediately self reported, did not try to hide anything, just made an honest mistake is I dismissed.

I then in the record told the Wardens to never waste my time or clutter my docket w such nonsense.

In KY if you fish my farm pond, that I built, that I paid to stock from a private entity, and paid to feed, you as not a resident of this property or a dependent thereof have to have a fishing license. No license it is illegal take. I put a stop to that real quick.

If you have a series or intentional game violator, trespassing, bring it.


Just go watch the warden shows how many folks they write for trivial nonsense.

In WY they wrote and prosecuted a guy who tagged his elk, but when he was questing it out, the part w the tag was not w him. Yep, he got a violation. I think bc of that, WY changed their law, but I am unsure.

The same here with Jr. If he shot an illegal bird on the wing it is on him. If he reported it, and was upfront about it, that should be the end. The outfitter should have been on top of it meaning identified the illegal bird and made the call to remove any doubt of the play.

If the bird was “on license,” I am happy for him.

If he tried to hide it, obscure the facts, run off, I have no sympathy.


Too many times I heard, “ If he’ll just surrender his truck and gun we will dismisses.” Oh no, cowboy.


We use to have a minimum size for bears. It was 75 pounds. I swear, two jurisdictions over a guy killed a 73 pound bear. They charged him, and he pled.

Now, they had been after that guy for awhile for game violations but never could get him charged. Still, I tell my officers, I do not prosecute based on rumors.
 
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In Alaska they cite you without mercy.

They'll cite you on a moose if a brow tine isn't longer than it is wide.

They'll cite you for shooting a sheep that's one inch short of full curl.

They'll cite you for not recovering every scrap of meat, including all the rib meat even on small animals like Sitka blacktail.

I had a client who was cited for leaving the meat on a diseased animal, a Dall's sheep that was emaciated, had open sores, and large patches of hair falling out.
 
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And as a travelling hunter, who wants to take the risk? Better to go in knowing exactly what you are there too hunt and how.
 
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And as a travelling hunter, who wants to take the risk? Better to go in knowing exactly what you are there too hunt and how.


That is the point.

He must have been invited by someone.

I have hunted in other countries by invitation.

Never asked to see any relevant documents.

I always assume whoever invited me has taken care of any relevant requirements.


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letfy talking points about the president's son
"hunter wasn't elected"
"hunter isn't president"
"hunter holds no office"
"it wasn't hunter's cocaine"

Biden's view on lawfare and attacking the potus through his family?
(while I am certain jobama didn't write this, it was issued under his signature)

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Today, I signed a pardon for my son Hunter. From the day I took office, I said I would not interfere with the Justice Department’s decision-making, and I kept my word even as I have watched my son being selectively, and unfairly, prosecuted. Without aggravating factors like use in a crime, multiple purchases, or buying a weapon as a straw purchaser, people are almost never brought to trial on felony charges solely for how they filled out a gun form. Those who were late paying their taxes because of serious addictions, but paid them back subsequently with interest and penalties, are typically given non-criminal resolutions. It is clear that Hunter was treated differently.

The charges in his cases came about only after several of my political opponents in Congress instigated them to attack me and oppose my election. Then, a carefully negotiated plea deal, agreed to by the Department of Justice, unraveled in the court room – with a number of my political opponents in Congress taking credit for bringing political pressure on the process. Had the plea deal held, it would have been a fair, reasonable resolution of Hunter’s cases.

No reasonable person who looks at the facts of Hunter’s cases can reach any other conclusion than Hunter was singled out only because he is my son – and that is wrong. There has been an effort to break Hunter – who has been five and a half years sober, even in the face of unrelenting attacks and selective prosecution. In trying to break Hunter, they’ve tried to break me – and there’s no reason to believe it will stop here. Enough is enough.

For my entire career I have followed a simple principle: just tell the American people the truth. They’ll be fair-minded. Here’s the truth: I believe in the justice system, but as I have wrestled with this, I also believe raw politics has infected this process and it led to a miscarriage of justice – and once I made this decision this weekend, there was no sense in delaying it further. I hope Americans will understand why a father and a President would come to this decision.


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