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  1. 07-04-2022, 02:46 PM #1
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    poachers caught

    A good result for farmer and cops. Hopefully the judge does something beyond a wet bus ticket when it goes to court.
    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/the-count...W3ANSDQULBZ6Q/
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    Haha would not be surprise if it’s someone on this forum! Dumb way to lose your FAL etc etc.
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    All three of them ha bloody ha. Good job.
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    So who got to keep the animal?
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    Really?? Is a scungy old stag worth all the grief. Good result in the end though
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    Good.
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    Blimey you could go to a deer farm and buy yearling for a few hundy=tank of gas
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    Awesome result could be some cheap rifles coming up for sale.
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    Great stuff, I hope they get right royally Rodgered. Should have seized the ute too in my opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DavidGunn View Post
    So who got to keep the animal?
    Nice work. As it was grazing on the farmer's property he, therefore, is the owner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pepe View Post
    Nice work. As it was grazing on the farmer's property he, therefore, is the owner.
    wrong, the wild animals are owned by the crown. The land owner can give permission to shoot it and then who ever lawfully shoots it owns it.

    However being in Taupo and poaching is stupid and lazy. Living so close to public land means they have more opportunties than most.
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    Fucking pricks. Peel their fucking skin off with a rusty potato peeler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hornady ELDX View Post
    Awesome result could be some cheap rifles coming up for sale.
    Probably already confiscated and bent...
    I know a lot but it seems less every day...

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    Quote Originally Posted by thatguy View Post
    Haha would not be surprise if it’s someone on this forum! Dumb way to lose your FAL etc etc.
    I would hope not !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    wrong, the wild animals are owned by the crown. The land owner can give permission to shoot it and then who ever lawfully shoots it owns it.

    However being in Taupo and poaching is stupid and lazy. Living so close to public land means they have more opportunties than most.
    But as he didn't give the required permission I'm pretty sure that the said animal will be hanging in his chiller.
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