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Post by endeavorshooter on Oct 10, 2011 8:01:14 GMT -5
Just wandering a CO's thoughts on someone shooting a deer and not finging it until the next week. Then just removing the head and taking it to the check station. There is exactly this situation posted in the deer hunting section. However this deer may have died, I would think a CO should have been called to check the deer, to make sure this is not a cover story to a deer that may have been poached.
Before everyone gets on the bandwagon again. I am not saying that is what the op of the other post has done. But it was my point, this is a reason a CO should have been called.
And to keep agrueing that the OP was legal and done no wrong, is bull. If a new guy reads that post and assumes he is in the right to do the same, after reading here that is okay to do so. May cause someone a date to jail or at a minimum a ticket for illegal possesion.
So, this post is just to get a CO's view of the matter. Because this is the net and really how do we know, how true the story or for that matter any story is true on this board.
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Post by Woody Williams on Oct 10, 2011 8:44:58 GMT -5
I've sent the question to Scotty Wilson who is the head of the Enforcement Division of the IDNR for his input..
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Post by morrison on Oct 10, 2011 13:01:04 GMT -5
The law requires that the carcass be taken to the check station. If a situation arises where this is not possible, a Conservation Officer should be contacted for further direction. There is no blanket answer except that the law requires the entire carcass to be delivered to the check station. However, the Conservation Officer has some discretion in how he will direct the individual to handle the situation. Anything outside of the law or the discretion of a Conservation Officer would be in violation.
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