That's a real nice bull in that picture in your profile...if you didn't poach it out of season, if you didn't jack light it, if you weren't shooting from the vehicle, etc. All of which are a possibility.^^ Thanks for proving my point ... you just like to argue.
People were just discussing possibilities.
No one accused the hunters of anything.
Stick to the facts, they matter.
You don't have any idea what they thought...I do.Hiking a ladder out to a corner crossing with 2 signs, a chain, and a padlock is a strange way to look for a peaceful hunt.
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I'm hoping positive change comes from their case. I hope people can legally access the public parcels requiring corner crossing in the future without fear of harassment. However I don't believe for a minute they didn't think they would attract attention by doing it.
I wasn't questioning their motives. I'm questioning your statements because you went out of your way to poke at me when in reality I was sticking up for the idea that they likely had good proof behind their harassment claims. Go read my original post in the context of the thread.You don't have any idea what they thought...I do.
They contacted the warden and Sheriff, both told them what they were doing was not wrong, and it's stated in the discovery of the 66 page motion to dismiss.
I say they went out of their way, above and beyond, to ensure they didn't trespass on private property...which both the Sheriff and the Warden stated on the record...also in the discovery.
What benefit is it to you or this case, to question their motives?
What you, and the Helms piece are doing is the exact reason why things that benefit public access are so difficult to accomplish.
No matter how much good a person does, there's always somebody (99% of the time not involved in any way) more than willing to criticize, second guess, and question everything. Cheap seat, Monday morning quarterbacks who would rather run static than get behind something that will not only benefit hunters, but 340,000,000 public land owners.
With "friends" like that....yada yada
There's nothing ambiguous and you aren't listening, its not "likely" they had good proof...the direct evidence of harassment is in discovery.I wasn't questioning their motives. I'm questioning your statements because you went out of your way to poke at me when in reality I was sticking up for the idea that they likely had good proof behind their harassment claims. Go read my original post in the context of the thread.
I'll stand behind my statement that they knew they would attract attention from the landowners. Otherwise why contact the sheriff and wardens before hand?
So what is ambiguous in my original statement? "Surely knowing that they brought along a camera, or at minimum, a good phone to take video." The beginning of the thread questioned them but my post did not. You are just firing shots in any direction. As to my choice to use the term "likely", that is simply because I have not seen or heard the evidence and taking your word for something isn't something I am inclined to do.There's nothing ambiguous and you aren't listening, its not "likely" they had good proof...the direct evidence of harassment is in discovery.
Its also been pointed out, now three times, that with direct conversations with the Chief Game Warden in Wyoming, that nothing short of video or recordings of harassment will a citation be issued.
What would lead you to even remotely believe the hunters are lying about the harassment that DID take place? If it didn't happen, and if the proof of same wasn't sufficient, the citation wouldn't have ever been issued.
It's sad that legitimate hunters, who did nothing more than legally hunt public land are questioned by their own...pathetic actually.
I used to place members on forums on ignore but then I found that I missed a lot of what others were saying and needed to go unignore that person to see what all the hubbub was about.I keep seeing "ignored member replied" pop up.
Lemme guess ... Buzz is still arguing and being a condescending little prick.
I guess that's why he gets put on ignore on this forum and lot's of others.
He'll never learn how to get along with others.
Then if you don't know, leave the gossip at the bar or barber shop.So what is ambiguous in my original statement? "Surely knowing that they brought along a camera, or at minimum, a good phone to take video." The beginning of the thread questioned them but my post did not. You are just firing shots in any direction. As to my choice to use the term "likely", that is simply because I have not seen or heard the evidence and taking your word for something isn't something I am inclined to do.
that's the grown up and rational coarse . unfortunately there is a handful of members who are so very thin skinned they can't handle doing such.I used to place members on forums on ignore but then I found that I missed a lot of what others were saying and needed to go unignore that person to see what all the hubbub was about.
I learned to just ignore those who I want to, I may read part of their post but at least I know what is going on. I also just don't reply to what they are posting.
The reason we got involved in this is because there had never been another hunter ever, that has been cited for criminal trespass for corning crossing to hunt in Wyoming. There was no cherry picking here, again get your facts straight before you open your mouth. Pretty tough to "ride coattails" when you're the first through the wall, if only obviously. I would also venture a guess the $67,000 we raised for defending these guys is not exactly how I would define "riding coattails"...just sayin'.There’s one fact missing from all of these posts including the blowhard. It took four out- of -staters to start getting some possible legislation moving on a problem that’s been happening in the state for decades. Don’t act like you’re doing something here. Speaking loudly and riding the coattails of others is not very flattering when you’ve left this problem to go on for decades. Many folks, including posters on this thread, purposely put yourself on a pedestal of public opinion in the positions you hold and the companies you run.
Same goes for the BHA and they’re choosing when to and when not to get involved.
This may not be received well, and possibly removed, but this forum is supposed to encourage public land hunting and should be an advocate for it. Based in the great state of Wyoming, we should ALL get behind things like this. This too is a form of conservation and conservation is more than just making money. If we don’t all do our part it won’t be long we’ll no longer have public lands, guns or participate in hunting. Additionally we will also no longer be making money. Be sure you’re seeing the forest for the trees.
BHA and blowhards getting behind a cause….![]()
Myself and a few others, including JM77, have spent several hours on zoom calls and the phone with all 4 of them...I have a pretty good idea what happened.lots of good points and thought being brought up on this topic and thread. Not sure why some things get sent as a personal slam?
what i have learned through the time ive been online is that nobody will ever know the truth of any said situation, except the people that were there at that specific time. Doesnt matter how its reported or reviewed. Maybe one of the actual guys involved is a forum member and speaking up?
i dont think thats the case but its possible.
You’re wrong. This has been an ongoing issue for years and you along with others have done absolutely nothing. The fact these guys are being charged doesn’t justify your lack of past behavior. That is an irrefutable fact. Yes you’ve stated a lot of facts but not all of them. How’s that for cherry picking…The reason we got involved in this is because there had never been another hunter ever, that has been cited for criminal trespass for corning crossing to hunt in Wyoming. There was no cherry picking here, again get your facts straight before you open your mouth. Pretty tough to "ride coattails" when you're the first through the wall, if only obviously. I would also venture a guess the $67,000 we raised for defending these guys is not exactly how I would define "riding coattails"...just sayin'.
There have been ZERO cited under title 23-303 (google it) either, since the Kearny case(google it again).
You're also wrong about "getting legislation going" there was a bill ran by Rep. Harshman in 2011 to make corner crossing legal. Another bill was attempted a couple years later to make it illegal.
Both bills failed.
Like I've said...facts matter and you have not a single one.
What have you done to address corner crossing?
Yeah, just what I thought...ZIP.
Keep it up, you're doing great...maybe you can muster up some extra effort and post another picture.
Show me a single case of corner crossing to hunt being cited under criminal trespass in Wyoming prior to this one.You’re wrong. This has been an ongoing issue for years and you along with others have done absolutely nothing. That is an irrefutable fact. Yes you’ve stated a lot of facts but not all of them. How’s that for cherry picking…
You too need to get your story straight.
Trust me, I’m the guy you don’t want to meet at that crossing.
Don’t mix words. This has been an ongoing issue for years and we didn’t need a criminal case to fix it. Stop your circle jerk.Show me a single case of corner crossing to hunt being cited under criminal trespass in Wyoming prior to this one.
You forgot to mention all the work you've done on corner crossing in Wyoming.
Oh, I've crossed paths with plenty of tuffies like you...I can handle myself just fine.