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re: Bucks that escape from high fence farms....
Posted on 9/15/18 at 11:39 am to impjr
Posted on 9/15/18 at 11:39 am to impjr
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If you lost this buck these lucky hunters found it. AWESOME buck that was taken in Area 6 two days ago. Can you imagine? I wonder where #1-51 are and for that matter what do they look like?
Harvesting an animal that has gotten loose from a high-fence ranch in Louisiana is illegal. It's defined on the books as "cattle rustling". Call the LA Dept. of Agriculture and see for yourself. I would try to identify the owner, and settle this situation amicablly if possible. Because theoretically, if the owner of this buck sees this post with the photos, and he can figure out who you are, he can press charges if he chooses to. In turn, the owner of this buck also could have been held accoutable if someone would have struck it with their car. He is liable for your property damage and any other damages his animal would have caused.
If you lost this buck these lucky hunters found it. AWESOME buck that was taken in Area 6 two days ago. Can you imagine? I wonder where #1-51 are and for that matter what do they look like?
Harvesting an animal that has gotten loose from a high-fence ranch in Louisiana is illegal. It's defined on the books as "cattle rustling". Call the LA Dept. of Agriculture and see for yourself. I would try to identify the owner, and settle this situation amicablly if possible. Because theoretically, if the owner of this buck sees this post with the photos, and he can figure out who you are, he can press charges if he chooses to. In turn, the owner of this buck also could have been held accoutable if someone would have struck it with their car. He is liable for your property damage and any other damages his animal would have caused.
This post was edited on 9/15/18 at 11:41 am
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Posted on 9/15/18 at 11:52 am to The Torch
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I would try to identify the owner, and settle this situation amicablly if possible.
And I would try and blast that deer. No way am I calling up some bigshot and telling him I saw what might've been one of his deer.
Posted on 9/15/18 at 12:07 pm to The Torch
That was from 2005.
The deer got loose during Katrina when a tree fell on high fence.
Bring on sept hurricanes!
The deer got loose during Katrina when a tree fell on high fence.
Bring on sept hurricanes!
Posted on 9/15/18 at 1:04 pm to The Torch
I'd cut that ear tag out. In Texas I believe they view all white tails as belonging to the state. It's pretty easy for game wardens to come in and revoke a breeders license and haul off all of his deer.
Posted on 9/15/18 at 1:35 pm to The Torch
There's no way they could get you on anything. Unless it had a collar or a giant tag hanging out of its ear, then maybe. The burden of proof would be on the owner proving that you knew it was one of his "livestock". I've hunted high fence places before and asked the ranch manager what they do if deer get out. He said some of the ones get killed and there's not much they can do to prove that the hunter knew it was one of theirs. He said it sucks but he'd do the same thing if he was in the hunters place.
Posted on 9/15/18 at 7:51 pm to The Torch
I don’t think that’s right
I had a red stag on camera a few years ago. Called a WL&F agent and he told me shoot on sight. Even if my headlights shine on it pulling in my driveway at midnight.
I know they are non native species but pen raised deer aren’t supposed to get out no matter what type they are. If someone owns a high fence they can’t just open a gate and say screw it. They have to be euthanized or sold.
I had a red stag on camera a few years ago. Called a WL&F agent and he told me shoot on sight. Even if my headlights shine on it pulling in my driveway at midnight.
I know they are non native species but pen raised deer aren’t supposed to get out no matter what type they are. If someone owns a high fence they can’t just open a gate and say screw it. They have to be euthanized or sold.
Posted on 9/17/18 at 8:51 am to The Torch
quote:Link?
Harvesting an animal that has gotten loose from a high-fence ranch in Louisiana is illegal. It's defined on the books as "cattle rustling".
Posted on 9/17/18 at 5:51 pm to The Torch
So is the same owner responsible for when said deer escapes from the high fence, crosses a road, and runs in front of a car killing a mother and her two kids?
The deer is fair game
The deer is fair game
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