So. Who knows these guys?

[JABIII]

The one kid taking the hit likely took one for the team.

I have seen it happen while the guilty stood there cowering. If so, good man...

[Chap]

See, this is what I have a problem with. Rifling through your shit in the back of your truck while you’re out hunting? FUCK that

A tale as old as time in SC.

[FEETDOWN]

Been a long week bruh, I forgot to misspell the cuss words

[LabLuvR]

I can’t imagine they wanted to spend long dealing with you after finding the beads, plug and strap on.

Hate to disappoint you, but it was probably a 30 minute interaction at the least.

[bitesize]

No keys to the house boat too???

I almost killed myself reading this thinking about all the surrounding circumstances.

I feel for them. They made some horrible decisions not buying licenses, and having keys to the house they rented. The bird thing, doesnt bother me, and the one kid taking the hit for over the limit bothers me.

I hope they dont make this mistake again, and as noted had they had their stuff in order I doubt it would have gone further.

Incidentally does anyone know what the OOS license fee is for Looossiana??

Every one is tight these days due to Bidenomics, and trying to save a buck, but to buy groceries, gas, take time off from work, shells, gear etc etc, you know it wasnt cheap especially for kids under 30. But why skimp on the license unless it is astronomical? I can imagine some were on a shoe string budget and figured the beer, was more valuable Thant the hunting license if was 200-300 bucks, but 23,$ as someone mentioned?

$32

[sprigdog]

Well, let's hope people remember to buy licenses for other states. Out of all that, that's the one thing that blows my simple mind. All the other things, that's not very uncommon. Not buying a license! Wow!

[sprigdog]

BTW? Anyone shooting ducks there?

[Duckman#1]

FAFO. Keep your shit straight. No matter where you are or how many ducks you are killing. It isn't that hard, but it does take some effort...

Right here

[cajunwannabe]

Just rolled in from 10 days at camp down there. 21 year old and up adults intentionally not buying licenses is hard to justify. Lt Adam Young don't play, he doesn't care where you're from either. I'm thankful to see enforcement this year, long overdue.

Know the Federal and State laws as good as the game wardens, properly tag and bag daily possession limits.

[Catdaddy]

Some make it easier than others for LE.

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[Gander]

#GrebeLife

[Timber Ghost]

I keep reading about what wonderful kids these are…
Going on an out of state hunting trip and not buying a license is one of two things, stupid or you just don’t give a shit. I can forgive the possession limits, it can be ambiguous, but choosing not to buy a license puts you in the entitled, don’t give a shit camp in my mind. They stole from the people Louisiana. What am I missing???

Because the kid I referred to didn’t get charged with not having his license.


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[duckcommander727]

While hunting catahoula one year I seen smoke in the distance while hunting. We hopped in the guides boat after shooting a limit and found a burned duck blind with just the floor intact. Apparently another guide took some guys from South Carolina and then the guys decided to hunt the blind since it being public and all. Guide asked them to leave and they said no it’s public. So he lit the blind on fire. Louisiana guys surely don’t play over their ducks lol


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[santee11]

Beaver Hardy loves to tell the story about taking Ray Weston to his mallard hole in Sparkleberry. They murdered them. A couple days later he comes back to hunt and Ray is sitting there with his decoys out. When he started raising hell, Ray calmly said "Why Beaver, you knew who I was before you brought me here"...

Rule #5- Be careful who you take duck hunting.

Ole Ray!

[w33kender]

Yeah, it’s everyone’s resource but folks shortcutting deserve no help. They are those guys on the team who cherry pick layups, slack on defense. Or in a football metaphor, they are d-linemen who “ole” blockers so that a teammate downfield gets creamed.

[redhead25]

Duckcommander,
Was that Randy Matthews by chance? Never been with a guide that had knife scars all over from duck blind fights. Dude was a trip.


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[KRT]

Hate to disappoint you, but it was probably a 30 minute interaction at the least.

Not to mention it looked like you got beat with a bat.

[FLS]

Yeah, it’s everyone’s resource but folks shortcutting deserve no help. They are those guys on the team who cherry pick layups, slack on defense. Or in a football metaphor, they are d-linemen who “ole” blockers so that a teammate downfield gets creamed.

Blue Falcons. Buddy Fuckers.

[cooper66]

I know one of those guys from my son playing ball with him, but have your stuff straight! I been hunting out of town for years and always make sure license and any rules are followed. It makes for a better hunt to be very polite to locals and wardens if you come in contact.

[cajunwannabe]

I know one of those guys from my son playing ball with him, but have your stuff straight! I been hunting out of town for years and always make sure license and any rules are followed. It makes for a better hunt to be very polite to locals and wardens if you come in contact.

I'm curious, did anyone teach these kids to duck hunt or did they pick it up on their own? Serious question. Folks want to mentor youth to learn to duck hunt but not buying licenses and stamps on an out of state hunt is not something folks teach.

I have heard from others that some these guys bragged about not buying licenses on out of state hunts because they never get checked. Is that true? If so, I hope it costs them dearly, daddy doesn't pay and they never come back to La.