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<blockquote data-quote="Jlingle" data-source="post: 3892450" data-attributes="member: 51137"><p>Ive got a story for you guys:</p><p></p><p>About 10-12 years ago, I took my oldest son and one of his friends hunting on a wheat field in southwest oklahoma. There was a large block of woods north of it, and deer were known to cover the wheat field in the evenings. Me and the two boys got there plenty early in the afternoon during the rifle season, got set up on a little horseshoe of land in our pumpkin colors, and waited. About 4:00 in the evening the fella in the property to the east came home and lost his mind. I’m hard of hearing and couldn’t tell what he was yelling across the fence 400 yards away, but the boys said he wasn’t saying nice things. He left and returned soon after with what appeared to be a 22 rifle in his barn and stood at the open west door shooting his rifle, and we obviously began to get concerned at that point. We moved to the other side of the horseshoe of land, where this fella could neither see us or shoot us and tried to wait him out. Everything seemed to calm down and the fella went I to his “house.” A little while later, 2 does came into the field and the boys let ‘em have it. Dropped both does within 150 yards of the truck. We were excited. I was celebrating with the boys and we were enjoying our great fortune, when the wingnut began his antics again. We drug the deer to the truck and left, calling the game warden on the way home. Our game warden at the time was widely known to be a hard man, strictly applying the law, but he was also a very good man. He staked that guy out for 2 weeks before he finally got him his hunter harassment charge. The game warden called me and told me when he finally made contact with the guy and hit him with the charges, and asked if I would be willing to testify if it came to that. I told him of course I would, and thanked him over and over for his help. It was a spooky situation that I admittedly didn’t take as seriously as I should have. I’m proud oklahoma has laws to address this nonsense. I guarantee that nut never did that again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jlingle, post: 3892450, member: 51137"] Ive got a story for you guys: About 10-12 years ago, I took my oldest son and one of his friends hunting on a wheat field in southwest oklahoma. There was a large block of woods north of it, and deer were known to cover the wheat field in the evenings. Me and the two boys got there plenty early in the afternoon during the rifle season, got set up on a little horseshoe of land in our pumpkin colors, and waited. About 4:00 in the evening the fella in the property to the east came home and lost his mind. I’m hard of hearing and couldn’t tell what he was yelling across the fence 400 yards away, but the boys said he wasn’t saying nice things. He left and returned soon after with what appeared to be a 22 rifle in his barn and stood at the open west door shooting his rifle, and we obviously began to get concerned at that point. We moved to the other side of the horseshoe of land, where this fella could neither see us or shoot us and tried to wait him out. Everything seemed to calm down and the fella went I to his “house.” A little while later, 2 does came into the field and the boys let ‘em have it. Dropped both does within 150 yards of the truck. We were excited. I was celebrating with the boys and we were enjoying our great fortune, when the wingnut began his antics again. We drug the deer to the truck and left, calling the game warden on the way home. Our game warden at the time was widely known to be a hard man, strictly applying the law, but he was also a very good man. He staked that guy out for 2 weeks before he finally got him his hunter harassment charge. The game warden called me and told me when he finally made contact with the guy and hit him with the charges, and asked if I would be willing to testify if it came to that. I told him of course I would, and thanked him over and over for his help. It was a spooky situation that I admittedly didn’t take as seriously as I should have. I’m proud oklahoma has laws to address this nonsense. I guarantee that nut never did that again. [/QUOTE]
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