Losttrasil60 is wrong and full of schit..... typical brain dead libtard....
In regards to bighorn sheep it says "It is unlawful to posses bighorn sheep head/horns picked up in the wild" this has been a law for a long time , a legally taken sheep has an identifying plug placed in the horns... I have heard of rare exceptions where a person finds a ram dead by natural causes and a game warden accompanies them to the site and allows an individual to take the horns... my guess is you better have connections to make that happen.
As for elk deer etc... the law is a little more vague... but I tend to believe Shrapnel on this. Cutting off horns without tagging them during season is bound to get you in trouble
As usual another resident libtard (lostsoul60) is a moron and wrong
Originally Posted by irfubar
Losttrasil60 is wrong and full of schit..... typical brain dead libtard....
In regards to bighorn sheep it says "It is unlawful to posses bighorn sheep head/horns picked up in the wild" this has been a law for a long time , a legally taken sheep has an identifying plug placed in the horns... I have heard of rare exceptions where a person finds a ram dead by natural causes and a game warden accompanies them to the site and allows an individual to take the horns... my guess is you better have connections to make that happen.
As for elk deer etc... the law is a little more vague... but I tend to believe Shrapnel on this. Cutting off horns without tagging them during season is bound to get you in trouble
As usual another resident libtard (lostsoul60) is a moron and wrong
Wrong again California transplant.
With the passage of Senate Bill 344, it is now legal for people to pick up and possess skulls and horns of bighorn sheep as long as they died of natural causes. Those who recover horns or skulls must report the find to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks within 48 hours and present it to FWP for inspection and plugging within 10 days
Maybe you confused personal issues with ..uh sheep?
