They shot someone else’s cow, when they didn’t have a cow permit, who were complete strangers to them, to “put it down”.I must be missing something here, besides it’s another youtuber wannabe....
That’s because they’ve since edited the video haha my latest post has the part I was talking aboutMy ears and eyes are not what the used to be, but I don’t see or hear them shooting someone else’s cow..,
I missed that part also.The plot thickens…
They’ve now edited that part out of the video
Unfortunately for them, I have that part still saved
So given that turn of events…. What’s peoples thoughts on it now?
Looks like they have some explaining to do.The plot thickens…
They’ve now edited that part out of the video
Unfortunately for them, I have that part still saved
So given that turn of events…. What’s peoples thoughts on it now?
I didn’t do “dumb” stuff with a weapon in my hand. This is a different generation.watched the redacted version along with the clip you reposted with the removed section where the kid finished off a cow for someone else or whatever the story was. Definately not kosher..
HOWEVER, I will say this. youtube and social media didnt exist when most of us were kids. How many of you would have had friends posting questionable things YOU did at age 17? If you never did anything dumb in your late teens, continue to throw stones from your glass house.
They didnt rob a bank, they arent selling meth. Theyre dumb kids that did something dumb.. like most of us probably did when we were young and dumb but nobody was there to film it all and post it.
They did discharge a firearm at protected wildlife that they did not have a tag for, after complete strangers had shot it first…. Given it’s an elk in utah, valued at $500+, that makes it a felony type violation. But continue to normalize this behavior.watched the redacted version along with the clip you reposted with the removed section where the kid finished off a cow for someone else or whatever the story was. Definately not kosher..
HOWEVER, I will say this. youtube and social media didnt exist when most of us were kids. How many of you would have had friends posting questionable things YOU did at age 17? If you never did anything dumb in your late teens, continue to throw stones from your glass house.
They didnt rob a bank, they arent selling meth. Theyre dumb kids that did something dumb.. like most of us probably did when we were young and dumb but nobody was there to film it all and post it.
I must be missing something here, besides it’s another youtuber wannab
Me eitherMy ears and eyes are not what the used to be, but I don’t see or hear them shooting someone else’s cow..,
refer to Post #18Me either
I wouldn’t consider putting down a wounded animal the crime of the century but that elk wasn’t getting up. The could have waited a minute for the hunter to show up.
I will say though, if they finished off my animal with a bullet through the steaks, I’d tell them “good work boys, better get your elk cleaned and tagged”.
Bessy, Did you see the hat the kid was wearing ? Taking lessons from the best !! The elk looked like it was blotted when they got back to it .
Well along with hunting this kid needs to be taught about meat care. It's not only about pulling the trigger. After my dad made me eat that sparrow I learned my lesson young. It seem that the spike elk hunt has turned into Utah's deer hunt of yesterday ! Not able to buy a deer tag. I know what you all will say. We need to be teaching the younger generation. Well when I have more time to type on this key board . Maybe I'll share a few pearls of wisdom that I shared with my kids about caring for a elk. It's no deer. I would love to see the video footage of those kids gutting that gut shot elk. Maybe a lesson in shot placement as well.
A little less ego in some of these posts wouldn't hurt a bit. Good time to teach rather than to attack.
Wildlife laws, hunter ethics and shot placement was all taught in hunter’s safety.A little less ego in some of these posts wouldn't hurt a bit. Good time to teach rather than to attack.
So was to wear hunter orange but we see where that got usWildlife laws, hunter ethics and shot placement was all taught in hunter’s safety.
I’d hope my daughter wouldn’t give these guys a 2nd look. If she does, I’ve failed her. This moron is shooting a creedmoor at elk. That should be any girls first red flag.Hey Bux N Dux did one of these boys ditch your daughter before prom or just a slow day fer ya? Axe to grind much?
This moron is shooting a creedmoor at elk. That should be any girls first red flag.
No, that was not me. The giraffe was shot with a .338 and that video has never been publicly posted….Arnt you the guy who shot the giraffe with a 6cm or some $hit and posted a video about it? I could be way off base here. lol
No, that was not me. The giraffe was shot with a .338 and that video has never been publicly posted….
What’s comparable? The .338 on a giraffe? Or the 6 creed on a giraffe?Sorry. Wrong guy.
BUT, it is comparable to shooting an elk with a 6.5. Just saying.
Not that I would do that.
Montana wardens don’t hold a candle to utah wardens! The stuff some of those guys in Montana get away with and just get tickets over would get you arrested and all your stuff confiscated immediately! Utah is way over the top compared to most other states. Makes it really hard to even be around a warden in utah since everything is a handcuff offense, even if it was an accident (unless you’re Wade heaton. Then they will lie to the general public in an attempt to keep your ass out of trouble as long as possible).Having watched so much of the TV series "Wardens", Im pretty much and expert in wildlife law But I'm pretty sure they would have been in trouble for their actions with the cow, depending on the warden anyway...
Montana wardens don’t hold a candle to utah wardens! The stuff some of those guys in Montana get away with and just get tickets over would get you arrested and all your stuff confiscated immediately! Utah is way over the top compared to most other states. Makes it really hard to even be around a warden in utah since everything is a handcuff offense, even if it was an accident (unless you’re Wade heaton. Then they will lie to the general public in an attempt to keep your ass out of trouble as long as possible).
But in all seriousness. An honest accident and turning yourself in in Utah will still most likely result in loss of privileges, when in other states, they just write you a $135 ticket, take all 6 of your elk and send you on your way. Utah DWR could use a lot of improvements in every aspect of their job
Did you at least get to cook it? How? I have so many questions…..Well along with hunting this kid needs to be taught about meat care. It's not only about pulling the trigger. After my dad made me eat that sparrow I learned my lesson young. It seem that the spike elk hunt has turned into Utah's deer hunt of yesterday ! Not able to buy a deer tag. I know what you all will say. We need to be teaching the younger generation. Well when I have more time to type on this key board . Maybe I'll share a few pearls of wisdom that I shared with my kids about caring for a elk. It's no deer. I would love to see the video footage of those kids gutting that gut shot elk. Maybe a lesson in shot placement as well.
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