Another Possible Trophy Poached.

[wrackmaster]

He was hunting on his sisters 8 acres and he did have permission. The real issue is that an attorney, 12 miles away was hunting this deer and supposedly had pics of this deer the night before CJ killed the buck. Attorney claims he shot it on his property. DNR has the buck.

[drwilly]

The real issue is that an attorney.

say no more. only thing worse than a scumbag is a butt hurt scumbag

[Carolina Counsel]

He was hunting on his sisters 8 acres and he did have permission. The real issue is that an attorney, 12 miles away was hunting this deer and supposedly had pics of this deer the night before CJ killed the buck. Attorney claims he shot it on his property. DNR has the buck.

Dang lawyers always trying to jerk people around.

[hunterjw]

So because he didn’t have written permission from his sister they are going to fine him and take away his buck because the law says you need written permission if you aren’t the land owner. Seriously?

https://thecourier.com/news/497460/t...der-the-great/

[Silentweapon338]

“An investigation was launched by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources after information was provided alleging that Alexander failed to obtain the lawfully required written permission prior to hunting on private property.
Do you have to have said permission on you? If not surely the sister could write a note on a napkin????

Oops I couldn't find where my napkin was, but here it is.......

[buckpro]

That sounds like total bullshit. "failed to obtain lawfully required written permission", sounds like DNR wanted to make the news.

[Catdaddy]

That sounds like total bullshit. "failed to obtain lawfully required written permission", sounds like DNR wanted to make the news.

Sounds like they know he didn't kill it there but can't prove it.

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[Coastal Woodie]

Sounds like they know he didn't kill it there but can't prove it.

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That's exactly what's going on.

[quack head 11]

Sounds like they know he didn't kill it there but can't prove it.

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Well if thats the case, then in this great country he didnt do it. Curious to see how this one turns out

[drwilly]

That sounds like total bullshit. "failed to obtain lawfully required written permission", sounds like DNR wanted to make the news.

or the lawyer. if this is a 2.5 year old 8 pt. this wouldn't be news

[2thDoc]

and i bet he had a text from his sister about hunting her land.
that's written but i'm not a lawyer....

[wrackmaster]

The lawyer claims to have found 2 bloody knives on his property. Also, CJ "forgot" his phone that day, so they can't pinpoint his location. CJ's girlfriend dropped him off early morning and he sat all day until seeing a doe and then this buck about 4 in the afternoon. A lot of coincidences, but he sounds believable. Used a friends crossbow because his was broke. He didn't take any daytime pics, but recovered it late the next morning. Didn't even go look for it until late morning.

[centurian]

The lawyer claims to have found 2 bloody knives on his property. Also, CJ "forgot" his phone that day, so they can't pinpoint his location. CJ's girlfriend dropped him off early morning and he sat all day until seeing a doe and then this buck about 4 in the afternoon. A lot of coincidences, but he sounds believable. Used a friends crossbow because his was broke. He didn't take any daytime pics, but recovered it late the next morning. Didn't even go look for it until late morning.

Sounds about right for a 28 YO bow hunter, except forgot his phone.

[Silentweapon338]

So who's phone took the picture?

[centurian]

So who's phone took the picture?

He didn't recover the deer till the next day so he had his phone then. who knows. I can assure you i would have that note before going to court.