I'm pretty sure Troy ain't gonna call her......

Troy,

This gw knows me, and I said HI and called him by his first name that morning. Then the asshole came back while I am trying to win a tourn. and checked me again. Well we have not be freindly since. Because at that point I gave him a piece of my mind. Neither time was I in violation. and I am sure you know who I am talking about.

but when you realized that you had already checked them. DID YOU CONTINUE.

heck no, I got out of there....

used to be a GW around Lake Purdy that would patrol around and around, and around the lake...allllll day. He'd check the same folks 2,3,4 ,5 times and check em just like it was the first time that day. Who knows why???

Alzheimer's?

His initials weren't Johnny Bodiford were they? Johnny used to live next door to my Dad. We tried to talk about hunting with him .. once.

Eddie, that would be him...

Several years ago, on Lay & Mitchell, Prentice would somehow find me two or three times a day.
Course I knew he wasn't harassing me, he was just checking my girlfriend ... for all the proper equipment.

Never been arrested. Never even had a speeding ticket. Just learned the facts of life early. I hunt ethically. I just like giving wardens a hard time. They like giving everyone a hard time. No hard feelings. But I will say that the name calling is childish. I will not resort to a level that childish. Like I said, No hard feelings!

Who was it on here who said "all gamewardens are assholes" in a post this week?

couldn't of been doecommander...he wouldn't resort to ANY level that childish.....

and he hunts ethically, cept for limbing turkeys, of course.....

like I said, yer a funny little BOY.

If it's legal, it's ethical right? If it were unethical, it would be illegal. Right?

I sure hear a lot of negatives on the GW's on here. Seems the ones that talk the worst about them are the first one to cry and complain to them if somebody does something illegal on the lease or land. I know that's their job, to respond but dang quit the belly moaning. Sure some are better than other, but if we didn't have them, we probably wouldn't have any natural resources to harvest.

tell me yer not really that simple minded......

Did this take place in Marshall Co?
What county is she assigned to?
If she is not assigned to your county, what brought her looking for you?

Since they are getting so techical and nit-picky with these little qdm "harvest" record thingy's, I think I'll invite a blind person to buy a hunting license and go hunting with me. Then the DCNR call deal with the requirements of the Americans with Disablilities Act.

They might want to consider the extra accomodations a blind person needs to comply with their rule.

Reckon what it would cost to print all their stuff in braille??

You and your 'friends' are really pissed off because the CAB was able to enact the Buck Limits.

You are really starting to sound like a titty-baby. LMAO

not this kind of titty-baby....

Just trying to get the hang of this "rules is rules" thinking.

Some things are better than beer, btw. I've been known to... oh, never mind, you think they're just for babies.

I am am a law abidding citizen (let me say that first).The tagging system we have here in AL.is a joke. The state requires us to carry around a piece of paper that is not logged\ entered into any database - it is not tied to anything other than the garbage can at the end of the season, so what is the point of having it. I have a lifetime license, so every year I print out a single harvest tag to carry in my wallet for the season. I understand that the over the counter license's have the harvest tag located on the back. People with lifetime licenses in theory could print out a new harvest tag after every kill and no one would know the difference if you have taken 3 bucks or 10.(One argument you could make - the harvest tag is only enforceable to over the counter license holders, with the exception of not having it at all).
I lease a farm in Tenn. every deer in this state is supposed to be tagged and then checked in , which is great! The state then can provide how many doe and bucks were taken in each county and give a total state-wide harvest plus or minus the outlaws. Where Alabama gets it's harvest numbers is a mistery to me and I have doubts they are accurate. I love hunting in Alabama and I have total respect for Game Wardens and the job they do. It just seems to me, that the higher powers that be have pushed for the implementation of a rule\law that really is a half-way completed job. I am fine with the 3 buck limit and the antler restriction. Just fully implement the rule\law so we as hunter's can start to utilize the data from it.