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<blockquote data-quote="Erick" data-source="post: 2619407" data-attributes="member: 11535"><p>Oh, when I was *fill in the age exceeding the statute of limitations" I was loaded up and heading to stay with the grandparents over a weekend during rifle season. One of the farms was a mile south of their house so I thought I would shoot a little meat. I hopped out with a shotgun to kick up some *winged animals that can often be found floating in the water* or maybe a rabbit or such. I snuck up on the birds on a pond by the road and fired a few times missing all times. Right then, the warden flies in and meets me at the fence. I have my shotgun pointed in a safe direction and he takes it, I take it back and inform him that it's loaded and shuck the shells out. (That wasn't smart of either of us.) He asks me what I'm hunting and I reply meat. he says, well. If you are shooting at ducks, you are using lead and it's not in season and you don't have a plug. Besides that I've told your grandpa that you guys need to be wearing orange during rifle season. I argued that I wasn't dear hunting and it was personal property. So we head on to my truck and looks in my truck. I may have had 5 guns in there and he seemed genuinely surprised. He said, "You will be happy to know that the fine for not wearing orange went up this year 20%." I kinda laughed and though great, now it's $25! Well it was more like $225 and I wasn't very happy about that and kindly asked him to leave the place now that his business was done.</p><p></p><p>My grandpa grew up in Major/Blaine County back when there was no season. As a kid we were always road shooting but is was always at one of his farms. Looking back it was a miracle we both didn't lose our guns to the law. Obviously, I am teaching my children the right and lawful way to hunt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Erick, post: 2619407, member: 11535"] Oh, when I was *fill in the age exceeding the statute of limitations" I was loaded up and heading to stay with the grandparents over a weekend during rifle season. One of the farms was a mile south of their house so I thought I would shoot a little meat. I hopped out with a shotgun to kick up some *winged animals that can often be found floating in the water* or maybe a rabbit or such. I snuck up on the birds on a pond by the road and fired a few times missing all times. Right then, the warden flies in and meets me at the fence. I have my shotgun pointed in a safe direction and he takes it, I take it back and inform him that it's loaded and shuck the shells out. (That wasn't smart of either of us.) He asks me what I'm hunting and I reply meat. he says, well. If you are shooting at ducks, you are using lead and it's not in season and you don't have a plug. Besides that I've told your grandpa that you guys need to be wearing orange during rifle season. I argued that I wasn't dear hunting and it was personal property. So we head on to my truck and looks in my truck. I may have had 5 guns in there and he seemed genuinely surprised. He said, "You will be happy to know that the fine for not wearing orange went up this year 20%." I kinda laughed and though great, now it's $25! Well it was more like $225 and I wasn't very happy about that and kindly asked him to leave the place now that his business was done. My grandpa grew up in Major/Blaine County back when there was no season. As a kid we were always road shooting but is was always at one of his farms. Looking back it was a miracle we both didn't lose our guns to the law. Obviously, I am teaching my children the right and lawful way to hunt. [/QUOTE]
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