Looking for a Hunter Near a Warden's House

When you're hunting next to a Game Warden's house, you better make sure to follow the rules.

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[fordpowersmoke]

“Blown out of the house” from the sound of a rifle being fired from over 150 yards pointed in the opposite direction? Wow. Just wow.

[bobbyblair]

That game warden knew that man was legal before approaching him, just wanted to clear the competition from near his property

[maxwellcavassa]

No, you need to always separate your personal feeling and your professional position, not just sometimes.

[cw]

Your idea of a trophy is not everyone eles warden

[mgm_coma]

The guy did absolutely nothing wrong! The tree cop was just pissed someone shot his deer he's trying to grow.

[keithharrold]

I believe the warden was just upset someone dare hunt near his house and his protected land!!

[robertbeck]

I guarantee that would have went a lot different if there wasn't a camera involved. Screw that warden's feeling. Follow the law and screw what some cupcake thinks about how you feed your family.

[hinglemccringleberry]

Aggravating to see him legally kill a deer?

And no, you were kinda dooshy. Your personal feelings were well on your sleeves, you didn't like that he took a young legal buck and you expressed that. Abuse of your influence as a warden to make him think he can't kill a perfectly legal deer.

[johnjackson]

Game warden sounds like a antler hunter. Instead of meat hunter

[GaMeRfReAkLIVE]

"Its aggravating to see em go that young." Says a lot about why you hunt. That meat only gets tougher as they get older. If youre hunting for good meat to feed people its the smaller younguns that tastest best

[jamesdevrees]

"It's aggravating to see a member of the public perform a legal act..."

What a buffoon.

[keithharrold]

I feel obligated to state that the main reason most people are giving up hunting is lack of access to land. These shows just help to deter more people from attempting hunting and keeping recruitment low.

[andrewjackson]

"It is aggravating, it was a legal deer." Uh. . . Enforce the law and leave your opinion out of it.

[Rob]

"There's times we have to separate our personal feelings from our professional position in the job we hold"
Yep, right about the time you raise your right hand and swear to enforce the law.
It was nice of him to help the hunter load up. I just wish they hadn't added voice-over comment.

[eds]

1:35 - lucky for the hunter, the game officer doesn't make the law. If it's aggravating that the hunter is following the law, then the game officer needs a new occupation.

[braydenhood]

Absolutely nothing wrong with that deer, a shooter through and through.

[garyjensen]

Wonder if the warden had a feeder on his property...

[crawdad]

for god sakes, after checking the man and making sure everything was legal the warden even helped him drag his deer out to his truck. That's one hell of a guy

[johnredcorn]

In the south they get mad when a deer isn’t fully matured, where I’m from in the dense north stuff we shoot when we see one, spike or bigger, rarely will you see another in season so you take what you can get

[oneofthosepeople]

People always think they own the land next to their land.