Mr. Mule Deer convicted in CO
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Topgun 30-06
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Not real shocking when you see that it was Michael Brownlee who was again convicted of a wildlife violation in this case! It appears the guy will do anything to kill or be in on the kill of a big animal!
Dinkshooter
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"He seems like a great guy that knows how to find big bucks"
------B.L.
------B.L.
Dinkshooter
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Makes you wonder of the stuff he doesn't get caught for.
^^^ That.
Jorgy
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Wow, a $100 fine - that will make them think twice the next time 
Dinkshooter
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teef
Wow, a $100 fine - that will make them think twice the next time
Something to consider is that Mr. Brownlee is a licensed outfitter in CO, and can have that license revoked for incidents such as this. It looks like he received a letter of admonition last year for something. If anyone doesn't like the way Mr. Brownlee is operating in CO, they may file a complaint.
If the buck pictured is the one they took with the assistance of a helicopter then they aren't very good hunters. Don't get me wrong, that's a great deer but certainly not worth the risk of a conviction and certainly not what you would expect to find with the aid of a helicopter. just sayin...
Maybe not a giant by your standards, but 244" isn't anything to sneeze at either.
noharleyyet
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Only 244...pshaw..
Helicopters, spotter posse's...wut's the difference...and what does good dental hygiene have to do with it?
Helicopters, spotter posse's...wut's the difference...and what does good dental hygiene have to do with it?
Southwind
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The fine is an insult to law abiding sportsmen.
We had the same thing happen here in Kansas several years ago we witnessed a group in a helicopter sweeping across the tops of the timber from our hunting property to adjoining property trying to move deer to their side.
We were able to get the tail number and between the FAA and Wildlife and Parks we were able to put a serious kink in that practice. I don't remember the extent of the fines but the pilot suffered the greatest hit.
We had the same thing happen here in Kansas several years ago we witnessed a group in a helicopter sweeping across the tops of the timber from our hunting property to adjoining property trying to move deer to their side.
We were able to get the tail number and between the FAA and Wildlife and Parks we were able to put a serious kink in that practice. I don't remember the extent of the fines but the pilot suffered the greatest hit.
bmack
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I wish there was more punishment here.
Had a similar incident on the Gila with nmelktrout back in 2010 but it was a super cub plane pushing the elk around. The herd bull died by an arrow shortly after the plane made 2 passes over the herd. Filed a complaint but never found out if anything happened.
Had a similar incident on the Gila with nmelktrout back in 2010 but it was a super cub plane pushing the elk around. The herd bull died by an arrow shortly after the plane made 2 passes over the herd. Filed a complaint but never found out if anything happened.
.280 Remington
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I don't think you could guarantee a 300" in buck in any circumstances, including helicopters.
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The Hedgehog
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roadhunter, did you find that searching for "big bucks" or Brock Lesnar's sword tattoo?
