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Don't be a poacher.
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probably go back and read my post.
poaching- trespassing to hunt or fish. In most states it is called trespassing to hunt. That is the single meaning of poaching in the outdoor world. To trespass to hunt or fish. I'm done with you. It is to bad I can't say how I really feel about you. You are really lacking some brain cells. Have a good night.
trespassing is trespassing....as I said in my first post.
It is not poaching.
Poaching implies the taking of a specific item...something you do not have the right to take.
Trespassing, for whatever intent, violates the landowners rights.
I cannot 'poach' or steal game that you do not own.
It is so very simple.
That is why the law stipulates trespass(to hunt) and not poach.
You simply ignore the word that is at the core of the discussion.
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ignore my posts. I don't know my head from my a.. butt. Lol
I'm in awe this started at 5am central time and has been going on all day long
Most impressive
Most impressive
FYI all ,
I did a 10 sec internet search.
https://definitions.uslegal.com/p/poaching
You will note that trespassing or landowner rights is nowhere to be found in this definition.
It does note the difference between poaching and theft.
It doesn't go into trespass to (do anything) because that is a totally separate legal issue.
I guess I could have looked up earlier, but I was fairly confident in my memory.
I did a 10 sec internet search.
https://definitions.uslegal.com/p/poaching
You will note that trespassing or landowner rights is nowhere to be found in this definition.
It does note the difference between poaching and theft.
It doesn't go into trespass to (do anything) because that is a totally separate legal issue.
I guess I could have looked up earlier, but I was fairly confident in my memory.
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Overkill338
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Meth heads with spot lights have ruined hunting around here. Our Whitetail are huge if they hit 150 lbs. They have killed all the large, nice and healthy bucks, and there is nothing left to breed but scrawny youngsters. I know of one by name, he cuts the heads off and dont e even try to hide the carcass.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/poaching
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/poach
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.collinsdictionary.com/us/amp/english/poach
since we are googling definitions and such. If you kill a deer illegally, it will not be classified trespassing to hunt if you aren't trespassing. It will fall under a different law. Poaching is trespassing to hunt by definition.
now I am done.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/poach
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.collinsdictionary.com/us/amp/english/poach
since we are googling definitions and such. If you kill a deer illegally, it will not be classified trespassing to hunt if you aren't trespassing. It will fall under a different law. Poaching is trespassing to hunt by definition.
now I am done.
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the only thing more impressive than this are my 1200 yard 5 shot groups with my 6.5CM. Shoots bug holes if I do my part.
KyCarl
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OH Boy let's all break out West Law and really dig in..
Not by any US legal definition. Only your antiquated and misinformed colloquialism.
You have yet to post a single line of law.
Because you cannot.
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Now that's good
Poaching is trespassing to hunt by definition.
Not according to the following wiki:
as mentioned it can be one aspect, not a complete or accurate definition by anyone but you.
Violations of hunting laws and regulations concerning wildlife management, local or international wildlife conservation schemes constitute wildlife crimes that are typically punishable.[19][20] The following violations and offenses are considered acts of poaching in the USA:
Not according to the following wiki:
as mentioned it can be one aspect, not a complete or accurate definition by anyone but you.
Violations of hunting laws and regulations concerning wildlife management, local or international wildlife conservation schemes constitute wildlife crimes that are typically punishable.[19][20] The following violations and offenses are considered acts of poaching in the USA:
- Hunting, killing or collecting wildlife that is listed as endangered by IUCN and protected by law such as the Endangered Species Act, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 and international treaties such as CITES.[19]
- Fishing and hunting without a license.[20][21]
- Capturing wildlife outside legal hours and outside the hunting season;[19][20] usually the breeding season is declared as the closed season during which wildlife is protected by law.
- Prohibited use of machine guns, poison, explosives, snare traps, nets and pitfall traps.[19]
- Prohibited use of baiting with food, decoys or recorded calls in order to increase chances for shooting wildlife.[19]
- Hunting from a moving vehicle or aircraft.[19]
- Shining deer with a spotlight at night to impair its natural defenses and thus facilitate an easy kill is considered animal abuse.[22] This hunting method is illegal in California, Virginia, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan and Tennessee.[19]
- Taking wildlife on land that is restricted, owned by or licensed to somebody else.
- The animal or plant has been tagged by a researcher.
- Shooting an animal in a confined area (canned hunting).
Buck1970
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OMG!
This has probably been the most ridiculous thread I've read in this site.
Thank GOD I LIVE IN TEXAS!
Poaching: while hard to pinpoint an exact definition here, is essentially taking of any wildlife resource illegally.
PERIOD!
I own land and I also lease land to hunt on and in both cases, this means I OWN the RIGHT to hunt/kill the state owned wildlife located on these properties.
If anyone, even my landowner were to take an animal without my permission, they would be
Poaching!
And they would be STEALING from me my ability to Harvest the animal.
Also
If you kill a big game animal on private property without landowner/manager consent, it is a state jail felony, including arrest, fines, and state restitution.
BTW:
What ever happened to the Amish mafia?
Lol
This has probably been the most ridiculous thread I've read in this site.
Thank GOD I LIVE IN TEXAS!
Poaching: while hard to pinpoint an exact definition here, is essentially taking of any wildlife resource illegally.
PERIOD!
I own land and I also lease land to hunt on and in both cases, this means I OWN the RIGHT to hunt/kill the state owned wildlife located on these properties.
If anyone, even my landowner were to take an animal without my permission, they would be
Poaching!
And they would be STEALING from me my ability to Harvest the animal.
Also
If you kill a big game animal on private property without landowner/manager consent, it is a state jail felony, including arrest, fines, and state restitution.
BTW:
What ever happened to the Amish mafia?
Lol
