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Did he buy and sell bands too???

Wingman[[/quote]Doesn't matter if he owns the land or not. A felon can't possess or be near a firearm.[/quote]

Okay, but muzzleloaders evidentally don't count as firearms....firearms can't be sold thru catalogs, etc., but muzzleloaders can....so, my question is, can a felon hunt with a muzzleloader???....if so, and if I was a felon, I'd just sell the rifles, and invest in 35 Whelens and 45-70's, and top each one with some jam-up Leupold scopes....they're dang near as accurate as Rem. 700's out to 200 yards.

dukluk wrote:Wingman[

Doesn't matter if he owns the land or not. A felon can't possess or be near a firearm.[/quote]

Okay, but muzzleloaders evidentally don't count as firearms....firearms can't be sold thru catalogs, etc., but muzzleloaders can....so, my question is, can a felon hunt with a muzzleloader???....if so, and if I was a felon, I'd just sell the rifles, and invest in 35 Whelens and 45-70's, and top each one with some jam-up Leupold scopes....they're dang near as accurate as Rem. 700's out to 200 yards.[/quote]

.35 whelen and .45-70 aren't muzzleloaders. A muzzleloader is a firearm. A felon can't have it.

dukluk wrote:Wingman[

Doesn't matter if he owns the land or not. A felon can't possess or be near a firearm.[/quote]

Okay, but muzzleloaders evidentally don't count as firearms....firearms can't be sold thru catalogs, etc., but muzzleloaders can....so, my question is, can a felon hunt with a muzzleloader???....if so, and if I was a felon, I'd just sell the rifles, and invest in 35 Whelens and 45-70's, and top each one with some jam-up Leupold scopes....they're dang near as accurate as Rem. 700's out to 200 yards.[/quote]


Your confusing muzzle loader with MS State Law defined "Primative Weapon". They are WAY different.

Now here is a slightly different question....

Now in the late 60s and early 70s, I went on a few guided hunts in LA. Actually rode in a pearoux(sp) boat.

It was common practice back then for the hunters to also shoot the Guides and boat operators limits as well as their own.
(the limit was only 4 ducks then).

Now, I'm guessing that is probably still done by some guide services, although it is technically a violation of the Fed Game laws.

Do you think that some of the 23 counts against Folies are of that variety ?

God Bless you

Im gona go out on a limb here...DOUCH CANOE

Hope the fines will actually hurt...jerk off

A felon can't even own a pellet gun (22cal.).

Okay, so can a felon hunt with a cross-bow or compound???

Now his truck for broke into in MN somewhere and they stole ALL of his equipment...
They have 30 pages of this going on in the refuge.

dukluk wrote:Okay, so can a felon hunt with a cross-bow or compound???

The duke boys did..

gobama123 wrote:
Now, I'm guessing that is probably still done by some guide services, although it is a clear violation of the Fed Game laws.

Never trust anybody who puts face paint on their dog.....

The boy is in a lot of trouble...the "everybody else is doing it..." defense doesn't float well in court.

I've been hearing about this for three years, and now it finally comes to fruition. This stuff could go on and on for a while...lot's of things that are commonly done are violation of federal laws and if you get caught you could end up in just as much trouble as a "celebrity" hunter like Mr. Foiles....

Heard he was going to parks and shooting banded Canadas w/ pellet rifle for the bands...
fruition=realization....fru-ish-en

Here's a link to the indictment. He's done......

http://www.nodakoutdoors.com/media/Indictment.pdf

Duck Ninja fo' sho'.