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This f&cking loser...


"In a Facebook post, Beaulieu admitted to the violations but said they had stemmed from ignorance about licence and hunting regulations and not from malicious intent."

The guy operates a f'n social media hunting company but "can't crack open a hunting synopsis" or use a GPS? It's everyone's fault but his!!! This guy got hunting bans in Alberta and BC and now is suing for millions and will lock up Department asset, time and budget, because he can't take the L.


"In Alberta, the province’s Fish and Wildlife Enforcement said Beaulieu was convicted of hunting without a licence, hunting in a closed season, unlawful possession of wildlife, unlawful export of wildlife, providing false information, as well as abusing licence requirements in relation to the killing of bighorn sheep, antlered moose and antlered elk within a protected wilderness area."

"There were three search warrants and officers seixed numerous unlawfully killed wildlife from both provinces, as well as a rifle. Multiple pieces of evidence were seized in the B.C. searches, including sheep and moose parts that were later matched by DNA analysis to kill sites in Alberta and shell casings from the sheep kill in Alberta also matched the firearm officers seized in B.C."

“These actions showed a blatant disregard for fish and wildlife laws in BC and beyond. Unfortunately, cross-border poaching is not an unusual occurrence,” said COS Insp. Kyle Ackles, who oversees the the B.C. Conservation Officer Service’s general investigations section.
 
This f&cking loser...


"In a Facebook post, Beaulieu admitted to the violations but said they had stemmed from ignorance about licence and hunting regulations and not from malicious intent."

The guy operates a f'n social media hunting company but "can't crack open a hunting synopsis" or use a GPS? It's everyone's fault but his!!! This guy got hunting bans in Alberta and BC and now is suing for millions and will lock up Department asset, time and budget, because he can't take the L.


"In Alberta, the province’s Fish and Wildlife Enforcement said Beaulieu was convicted of hunting without a licence, hunting in a closed season, unlawful possession of wildlife, unlawful export of wildlife, providing false information, as well as abusing licence requirements in relation to the killing of bighorn sheep, antlered moose and antlered elk within a protected wilderness area."

"There were three search warrants and officers seixed numerous unlawfully killed wildlife from both provinces, as well as a rifle. Multiple pieces of evidence were seized in the B.C. searches, including sheep and moose parts that were later matched by DNA analysis to kill sites in Alberta and shell casings from the sheep kill in Alberta also matched the firearm officers seized in B.C."

“These actions showed a blatant disregard for fish and wildlife laws in BC and beyond. Unfortunately, cross-border poaching is not an unusual occurrence,” said COS Insp. Kyle Ackles, who oversees the the B.C. Conservation Officer Service’s general investigations section.
Ok, I just want to fully understand this. So he gets busted for being a poaching asshole, then sues the CO who investigated him (and, justifiably continued to investigate) for harassment?

The balls on that one! I hope he can’t cut a wet fart without having a CO handing him a wet wipe for the next 30 years.
 
Ok, I just want to fully understand this. So he gets busted for being a poaching asshole, then sues the CO who investigated him (and, justifiably continued to investigate) for harassment?

The balls on that one! I hope he can’t cut a wet fart without having a CO handing him a wet wipe for the next 30 years.
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local news now reporting on it

If you watch what she does with the animal in the video imbedded in the article and compare it to her explanation of what she said she did, not even half of it matches up.
 
When I saw “Dr. Kimberly” I just had to googlefu. Sister did receive a Doctorate in Business from an online school that’s has 100% acceptance rate and requires no GRE, GMAT. Dr. Kimberly received her Doctorate at 17 years of age! Because the siblings were homeschooled. Dr. Kimberly noted that after she works through the age discrimination lawsuits, wants to pursue executive management 😂.

And so how we got here… sounds like a socialization error. Homeschooled kids could get adequate socialization through rec council activities, summer camps, productions. Online college is here to stay and plenty of normies now have online degrees. However, you take the kid from a possibly insular high school experience of homeschooling. Then put her in a non-competitive “university” where everyone gets a participation Doctorate. Well, you get these insufferable shithuman sisters.
 
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