John Husvar wrote:
In article rfDGi.64247$vP5.42727@edtnps90,
Trevor Jones wrote:


You mean from the side of the road, with a million candlepower jacklight?

Or there is a different way used down there?

Cheers
Trevor Jones


No, darnit, that's for deer! Cows they just shoot whenever they need
one. No closed season.

A couple bud's of mine were hunting in Northern Saskatchewan. They
watched a guy get out of his truck, take two shots at a moose, across a
cut from the road, stand there for a few minutes, then he got back in
his truck and carried on, without being bothered to go check for blood
or anything.

Guy was wearing sandals and shorts. What do you figure the odds were
that he was going to hump a moose carcass out of the bush, even a short
ways.

They had a chat with the Conservation officers about that particular
"steward of the land", who said that was far too common. They would
shoot, and if it did not drop in sight, it was not looked for.

Yeesh.

Cheers
Trevor Jones