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Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 10:46 am
by music_man
Sorry if I put you in a "pickle" on this one Wingman! I was just trying to help this guy!
That being said, we "duck hunters" need some kind of clarification on this topic obviously!!!! We are trying to be legal and ethical, and yet we can't seem to get straight answers on what is legal and ethical. Not trying to be difficult, but there obviously needs to be better clarification of this particular situation. It seems there was a lot of this in the Delta this year, and a lot of guys are still "lost" on the clarification of these rules. No one please take what i have posted as being rude or disrespectful toward anyone, I would just like to see better clarification of some of the rules/regulations that could cost me thousands of dollars/jail time/lost hunting privaleges is all.

Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 8:05 pm
by msudawg2004
When I worked for LSU one of my student workers duck hunted close to alexandria and when the hurricane came through and knocked down about 1500 acres of corn and beans the feds locked down a 3 mile radius around their farm. And just for the record this farm was known for the ducks and deer. They were not allowed to hunt it until the feds came back the next harvest season to inspect the property. No win situation!

Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 8:22 pm
by MSDawg870
They won't make a legal/illegal call before you hunt it, but i bet they sho can if they catch you huntin it. :lol:

Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 1:50 pm
by Hambone
Wingman wrote: Not being a jerk but I will not answer questions about whether or not a property is okay or not okay to hunt. You should call the USFWS or the MDWFP Jackson office about that.
Not being a jerk, either, but why the refusal to assess whether or not a property is okay to hunt? I can understand why you couldn't and wouldn't address an unseen place based on an internet description, but what about on-site?

Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 3:05 pm
by Wingman
I can only do what I'm allowed to do.

Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 3:16 pm
by Hambone
Got it.

Re: Is my duck hole legal?

Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 4:02 pm
by dandy_don
Exactly how is someone supposed to "know" what is going on another individual's property? I have no idea what the farmer next to our property is doing or has done and I'm sure not going to trespass onto his property to verify I'm legal.

To me it's all hearsay. I believe any judge would follow this logic unless they can determine you have factual evidence that you should have known otherwise (i.e. don't push your luck, keep your mouth shut and act stupid if approached).