Thread: Poaching

need to let the dogs in afterwards though, mulchers leave bone fragments

Any one ever see the program about the Mexican Mafia of sorts, they used to take the bones out to a remote area and a guy would sit there all day grinding bones and teeth into a powder so there was nothing left to trace?

this thread has taken an appropriately dark turn. really feel for the poor farmers having their lively hood stolen. it should be charged as armed robbery

Originally Posted by Malhunting

Any one ever see the program about the Mexican Mafia of sorts, they used to take the bones out to a remote area and a guy would sit there all day grinding bones and teeth into a powder so there was nothing left to trace?

That's what Jeffery Dahmer used to do under his mums house

I thought he used big buckets of acid?

He did in his apartment, but the first few when he lived at home got pounded up

If poachers are armed, does "reasonable force" mean a firearm may be used against them?

No

Brads,Im assuming with that setup for mulching youd get a fairly good consistency of "blood&bone??
I agree with the rest .throw the book at these buggers -end of story.
forget the poor poor me bullshit ,theres a myriad of people in those circumstances but a bloody lot never even think of poaching!

Just because your poor, dose not give you the right to take some body else's property, or there livelihood.
Steeling is just that and if your armed then that is arm robbery no difference bettween a sheep, etc in a paddock and a petrol station dairy, all are places of business imo. Therefore the penalty must be the same. It's armed robbery. No if buts or maybe's