Clinton county giant?
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Great idea until one of them picks up a couple leaves and plants them somewhere else because their friend is the DA or for some other reason. Then the accusation is you fabricated the kill site and the one they found is the true one and they have DNA from that site to prove it . At that point it's just your word against theirs and they always appear honest to a jury. Every attorney will tell you, regardless of your innocence, when dealing with a law enforcement investigation call an attorney. If you ever shoot a deer that big, and I hope you do, your first call should be to an attorney, and then the warden only IF they advise you to.
Im going to have to let him pass and settle for a little 170 or 180 incher. 
. Lawyer fees and all of that going to cut to deep into my whore money! I love them young whores at my age! 
Hopefully none of us have to go through a pile of BS like that and we can just keep on enjoying our time in the woods! It would really sour a guy on deer hunting to go through that I think 
. Lawyer fees and all of that going to cut to deep into my whore money! I love them young whores at my age! Hopefully none of us have to go through a pile of BS like that and we can just keep on enjoying our time in the woods! It would really sour a guy on deer hunting to go through that I think 
Our new guy is on it. I like him.
I haven't seen a thing on this, wow, is all I can say if it ends up being an illegal deer.
I hope I never kill a deer that needs a lawyer to be called, bump all that noise.
I hope I never kill a deer that needs a lawyer to be called, bump all that noise.
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Well. I have it on solid accord that the POS poached it. Confessed. And the racks been confiscated. They're just buttoning up loose ends.
Big_Holla
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The hunting pages I follow and people aren’t much different than this place at all. Until this week that is. Just over the top nonsense for the most part with this topic. But it’s also provided information to share to the thread to hopefully answer some questions.Glad I’ve never been a FBer!
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Oh come on now. I've browsed some of those FB hunting pages before. It takes about 5 minutes before I just shake my head and close it.
I used to work on a strategy to pull users from FB groups and to the forum, but after reading through the variois groups to hone that approach, I just said "they can fuggn keep em right where they're at"
It's like TV, u are empowered to limit what you want, and you have control to change the channel. I have not seen a thing about this on FB, but I choose not to be part of the groups/areas where this happens.
Big_Holla
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Agreed. Like I mentioned I only follow the Gary guy because of his outdoor gear sales and all. In fact I won a 5 lb pail of clover seed from him years ago on a FB contest he had. This whole crazy drama talk seemed to come out of nowhere. I’ve unliked plenty of pages over the years and once I stopped seeing news articles and click bait I have it tailored to decent pages I enjoy following.
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Its all fun and games until you lose shit, then the old man has too find it for ya! 
I was suspect from the moment he said he knew nothing about the deer. I'll be interested to see if my suspicion was warranted or not.
I wonder whose property he did end up killing it on and how far away he was from his home core or sanctuary?
Seen this on line and thought it may be a good investigation spot for future knowledge.
Man sues two DNR officers who accused him of poaching two trophy deer, seized the antlers
BLUEFIELD – A Mercer County man says two West Virginia Department of Natural Resources falsely accused him of poaching two trophy deer and wrongfully seized the antlers.
wvrecord.com
Interesting article of what can happen with allegations of wrong doing And its ramifications …..
Mickey Merrie
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