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Warning/Reminder

Started by Mike Falkner, November 05, 2008, 09:21:00 AM

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Mike Falkner

My neighbor was coming back from a successful elk hunt in Colorado.  They stopped for fuel/food in Arkansas; some AR and Fed game wardens were eating in the same cafe and came out to see his rack - then arrested him and confiscated the animal because he had not boiled the skull before transporting through a non-CWD state.  It was his best bull ever, there's an article with photo at  www.clarionledger.com.

He was ignorant of the requirement for CWD testing, and offered to pay the fine and pay for the testing if they would return the critter - no deal.  They claim the meat is in a freezer, and that the judge may award it to him when he goes back for the trial.

So, beware and know the rules when transporting from states that have a reported CWD case through those that do not.
Mike


Psalms 44:6

Lost Arra

Wow! That would sure ruin your day!

Thanks for the warning.

BUFF

WOW....I didn't know either

FerretWYO

New to me as well. Thanks for the heads up. I hope that things turn out ok for him.
TGMM Family of The Bow

freefeet

Shoes are a tax on walking...

...free your feet, your mind will follow!

vermonster13

Check your own state laws also. Many states have these regulations in place now to prevent CWD from spreading.
TGMM Family of the Bow
For hunting to have a future, we must invest ourselves in future hunters.

FerretWYO

This website I have used to reasearch before. It has info by state that may help us all out.


http://www.cwd-info.org/index.php/fuseaction/policy.main
TGMM Family of The Bow

foxbo

How would a dead elk head be able to transport CWD to a wild deer? Does it spread thru airborne methods, or would a live animal have to eat part of the brain? Just curious.
N/A

alaskabowhunter

wow, that is sad. Do your homework I guess, thanks for the heads up.
I was born with nothing and I still have most of it left.

John3

I will say that the law should be followed... You buddy picked the wrong place to stop and eat.

Sad, will he get the rack or meat back?


JDS III
"There is no excellence in Archery without great labor".  Maurice Thompson 1879

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United Bowhunters of Missouri
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Mike Falkner

It's up to the judge.  Like he said in the article, he's not disputing his guilt, just doesn't want to see the animal wasted.
Mike


Psalms 44:6

Matty

Seriously What kind of CRAP is that!!

Jedimaster

I'm crying for him.  Seriously, this breaks my heart for the fella.  I'm imagining all the time, effort and money that went into the hunt, not to mention the excitement of success only to lose everything.  A crying shame is what it is.  I had no idea of the regulation either.
Do or do not ... there is no "try"

Cum catapulatae proscriptae erunt tum soli proscript catapultas habebunt.


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