Just got my first vote to be governor folks.

There you go insulting people again........evidently you just do not have a case and just like to argue

I have never seen a doe killed in January in Mobile County that had a fetus in it,but I have seen plenty killed in October that did.

bigt,



I presented my case and you said you couldn't understand it because you are not a lawyer.

If you don't understand what's being discussed, then keep your pie-hole shut and try to learn something.

Bigt is gonna feed 49er to his pet bears.

Bigt is acting about as juvenile as Clem.

Never said i did not understand it........i said i did not know if there was another law or regulation that supercedes the one you quoted. If not then you have a case and should retain a lawyer. Btw I really hope we get the chance to meet one day.........i think it be fun seeing you try to shut my pie hole

So you shoot one in Montgomery county on Jan 30 and it has a fertilized egg from being bred the day before (rather hard to find in the mass of guts) and shoot another that has not been bred yet. Wouldn't be much of a study. Most fetus collected in April ARE about 6" long.

That is better than being an argumentative old coot like 49er

Take your pick:







Either way, you don't belong in this discussion.

I just realized I have now been compared to the great Clem........I am moving up!

Niether do you because evidently you do not have a case or you would have already sued the commissioner!

Goodnight 49er it has been fun as usual but got to go to sleep now. Get you some rest and I hope you have a good Sunday!

I'm well on my way to the greatest prediction ever (7 pages, 4 copy/paste by you)

It was a great day over at the deer farm today. Love those little pets. Can't wait to grow them big and strong, baby them, nurture them and then enjoy watching them in the fall. Heck, I might even find it in my heart to shoot one!

I'll take juvenile over irrational, illogical, unrealistic and completely beyond comprehension.

Anyone who believes scientific data collection is "hunting at night" has an obvious problem that can't be helped.

If this were, or is, a true problem then there are thousands of attorneys and judges in the state (and nation) who should be on top of this 'crime' immediately. Those who say this activity is illegal shouldn't have a difficult time finding one to argue the case.

Couldn't find anything in the law that allows it, could you Clem?

There are at least two participants in this discussion who have been involved in enforcement of our game and fish laws who haven't shown us where there is an exception to the law either.

I supported my argument with evidence. Either show us evidence of a valid exception or sit back and accept the fact that there is not one.


Now let me destroy your little diatribe:


This is the applicable statute:


Learn to pay attention to what people are talking about. It helps to remain silent and learn from others if you don't have anything of value to add to the discussion.

It's not hunting.

You're irrational, illogical and unrealistic.

Find a lawyer to prosecute.

We all have choices to make. I prefer to make my own.

I might choose a brand new 4 wheel drive pick-up instead, I don't know.

You want to got halfs?





I never said it was. You might want to direct your rant at whoever put this in the commissioner's Regulation Book:

I'm pretty certain a man as intelligent and knowledgeable about the Code of Alabama and DCNR's laws and regulations could find one attorney in the state to take up your claims for free. No charge. Just one who would go after such a horrendous, rogue department. Young or old. A truth-seeker. A guy who wants to make his name. A guy who wants to retire after landing that last big fish.

One. Out of thousands.

I even suggested a guy once to you, Tommy Gallion in Montgomery, who has gone after the state before and loves this kind of stuff. He'd probably listen to what you have to say.

Just one, to right the 'wrongs' of three or four decades.

But you won't do it.