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Originally Posted by atvalaska
The deer would have to dance in a grass skirt before I shot it ..for them kinda bucks !

You would actually shoot this buck?


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Only if I can take my therapy pet kangaroo along.....

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So does the veteran have to pay the IRS for this windfall he received. All the paper lines up. Documented cost, transfer of wealth, recipient accepted and benefited. ???????


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Wow at that rate, calculating the number of Mule Deer I have shot to date I would have paid $9,300.000.00!


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What a bunch of idiots on here.

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Originally Posted by BobMt
Originally Posted by JeffA
Those tags are auctioned off for charity.

Someone with the coin to buy one then give it a way is a blessing, not a scam.

No doubt that concept is lost on most broke dick dip sch_its.


it is unreal how some are so envious that they cant grasp that this is a good thing....bob


+1.

Me and eDm don’t care how folks spend their money….

Some ppl like to share their blessings.


If you got that kinda money, be no different than me buying a $20 raffle ticket to the local VFD.


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Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by JeffA
It all depends on how deep your pot of gold might be.

https://www.huntinfool.com/resources/statewide-permits
If you pay that kind of money for a hunt, you deserve to be scammed.

You have an knack for always taking the dumbschiet view on things.

Congradulations?

The money generated from aution tags goes back into wildlife programs that help all hunters.

That's why hunters with resources spend so much on those auction tags.

Most also stoke their own ego by taking an animal on the tag but it's pretty cool of that guy to give the hunt to the Vet.

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So does the veteran have to pay the IRS for this windfall he received. All the paper lines up. Documented cost, transfer of wealth, recipient accepted and benefited. ???????

Charitable contribution.

Your interest in making sure the tax laws are followed by a disabled vet is duly noted.


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Originally Posted by reivertom
I'd take the 310K in cash and use 10K of it to go hunting several times.

He could have paid $5,000 for 60 wounded veterans to have nice guided hunts.


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Originally Posted by JohnBurns
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by JeffA
It all depends on how deep your pot of gold might be.

https://www.huntinfool.com/resources/statewide-permits
If you pay that kind of money for a hunt, you deserve to be scammed.

You have an knack for always taking the dumbschiet view on things.

Congradulations?
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Originally Posted by shootem
So does the veteran have to pay the IRS for this windfall he received. All the paper lines up. Documented cost, transfer of wealth, recipient accepted and benefited. ???????


He got a deer. He has to give the IRS a hindquarter.


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BTW, you got the Nazis running any of your gear yet?

You fuggin piece of MIC trash.


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Originally Posted by jaguartx
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I'd take the 310K in cash and use 10K of it to go hunting several times.

He could have paid $5,000 for 60 wounded veterans to have nice guided hunts.

Then that money would have gone to the outfitters.

He wanted to make a charitable contribution to help wildlife because it's his money.

The guy does a couple of good things and the whiner crew at 24hr CF bitches and whines about how he does the good things.

Why don't you buy just one vet a $5000 hunt if that is what you think is right?

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In 2016 the Antelope Island mule deer permit sold for world record $410K bid.

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If it were a true good gesture nobody would know about it.

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Originally Posted by JohnnyLoco
If it were a true good gesture nobody would know about it.

Why?

He bought the tag at a very public auction and the hunts on AI get a lot of publicity.

We don't know what if anything else the guy does for charity but this example is one that would be hard to hide and draws good publicity for the auction hunts and veteran issues.

It sets a precedent for future auction hunts.


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I'm glad for the veteran, I hope he enjoyed that hunt!!

About the declared value of the hunt: even an auctioned tag (Texas Bighorn Society) for a desert bighorn sheep in west Texas goes from $100k - $150k over the past couple of decades (auction/raffle). I don't know what the few, lucky ranchers who get a tag sell theirs for, probably about the same price.


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Very cool gesture.

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I for one certainly applaud the premise of this whole deal, though I am cautious as to what or who the donated funds went to. I tend to distrust some of the big vendors at the SLC Hunt Expo. Sportsman for Fish and Wildlife, in particular. I have zero clue if they were involved in this situation or not.

Antelope Island is well known for its huge deer and I’d love a crack at one. Good on the lucky hunter.



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Charitable contribution.

Your interest in making sure the tax laws are followed by a disabled vet is duly noted.

Take a running leap a$$hole. The IRS has a way with rules that isn’t always moral. The charitable contribution was the dollars paid for the hunt. The hunt was then given to the vet. Good for him. The question I put out is real.

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Originally Posted by shootem
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Charitable contribution.

Your interest in making sure the tax laws are followed by a disabled vet is duly noted.

Take a running leap [bleep]. The IRS has a way with rules that isn’t always moral. The charitable contribution was the dollars paid for the hunt. The hunt was the given to the vet. Good for him. The question I put out is real.

Your "concern" over tax laws is duly noted.

Maybe you can turn your grandma in over not filing a 1099 on that sofa she sold on EBay?


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