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That mistake is going to cost him.

Whoopsie-daisies.

Man Eating Wolf Killed in Montana

Had Frisbee in it's Mouth - Game Wardens Perplexed

Is that her mugshot taken by F&G?

I picked up a trailer last night in Seely Lake Montana and the ranch I bought it from had all their cows right by the house because there was a griz messing with them.....right close to the house.

It was a him?

Right out of BuzzH handbook on hunting:

This excerpt is out of the article and confirms how these guys abuse their occupational advantage and then call it hunting..



In an interview with the two investigators recounted in charging documents, Ellsbury explained he’d seen a rather large black bear while working in the Sweetwater Creek drainage along the North Fork of the Shoshone River.

After he finished his day’s work with the Game and Fish, Ellsbury bought a bear license, picked up a friend and went back to the area, Browning wrote of Ellsbury’s account.

Wonder if he corner crossed before he did the deed

So the guy mistook a grizz for black bear, big deal!!!

I scored 14/15

https://www.bearsmart.com/about-bears/know-the-difference/test-your-bear-smarts/

I bet it gave all the game wardens a hard on.

Chit happens---I know in PA more than a few bull elk were shot during buck season. Here in CO there have been moose shot with the hunter thinking they were elk.

A game warden once told me that a guy came to the office needing help getting out a cow elk. The guy had shot a mule.

Oh fugk lol

Zoey why do creepy Montana tranny pedophiles like you come on hunting forums?

He knows he’s fugkd now

I went through really fast. 15/15 - it's not rocket science! I've seen a black at 3 feet and a griz at 3 yards, so maybe that helps?

Need a few more hunters mistaking raptors for doves.

Come waterfowl season there are plenty of “incidental takes”…swans, hawks, eagles, owls, etc. Dumb assed people can’t figure out what they’re shooting at but they shoot anyway.

Years ago I read about a guy in eastern Washington that had shot a Llama out of someone’s pasture and proudly brought his “Elk” to the game check station. He didn’t get the trophy he was after and instead got restitution and penalties.