And the moral of the story is, "Don't cross a railroad track with a loaded firearm because who's to say you would or wouldn't shoot a deer crossing the railroad tracks?" I have crossed that same RR multiple times going to what used to be my "secret spot" that nobody thought of going to. One of the Conservation Officers on that place met me at the truck a few years ago on my way out just to make sure my firearm was not loaded when I crossed that track. It wasn't thank The Lord. They are more than likely having problems with probably one or two dumb idiots who don't care about the laws in this state and are killing deer off the track. The only way to catch em is to patrol that track every gun hunt and ticket everybody that is crossing that track with a loaded firearm.
Well maybe they should work a little harder, and catch the ones that are causing the problems. Not a gentleman, who has give his life to his country, and just wants to go hunting. Kill a deer and not be screwed with.
