@@user-sm5ry8bl4r atl suburbs harbor some massive whitetail... if you put the legwork into getting the permission to hunt 200" deer, wouldnt you be pissed off if someone tried to poach it?

sounds like someone who trespasses.

Same

And a huge fine I’m sure.

He didn't deserve that. Hey but at least dipshit got a good video out of it

poaching in atl suburbs is a huge problem might have been an honest mistake but, thats what they all say

20 yrs ago we were doe hunting in January,the poor doe was still lactating,go figure,we always wait till spots are gone,usually the fawns are eating grass by then,but they still like the milk.

Nah fuck them guys. It’s so easy to know where you can and can’t hunt. Just follow the rules

No excuse for trespassing - ever. Not their land - mine. My land and they know it. One doesn't "just walk into the woods and not know"

the man was in a climber hunting.. hunting while trespassing is poaching by definition

True that. @@hunterjohnson2850

It’s the act of poaching which makes him a poacher. What do you call someone who breaks into your house trying to steal your belongings but you stop them before they rob you….a trespasser or a robber?

If he hasn't taken anything, technically it's breaking and entering (trespassing) .

He wasn’t on your land. He was next to it. Bitching about someone’s right to shoot on their private in same vid as tattling on someone for being next to yours. Not very consistent in principals.

@@ellhafer2808game warden here .. if you are caught it the act of shooting at a deer out of season or by unlawful means it is considered the act of poaching … just like if you were shooting at someone and never hit him you will still be charged with attempting murder

I know right!

Bucks push fawns away from the does during rut anyway so the fawn will be fine

The fawn will be fine

I don’t do it because I can’t bring myself to but the fawn will be alright. I can’t do that tho lol.

Don't buy beef, chicken or pork if you are worried about that fawn.

Lol technically it's tax payers property and not the land this kid has access to. Its not the kids property so not really his buisness except he's basically hunting the same piece

Yes, you're right! It sure got intense there for a while when Tristan called out the fool should have said something! I believe the guy should be cited also for non-compliance along w/trespassing, & Poaching! Thanks for bringing that up! 🙂, We got his back! So glad he's OK, and filmed it! 🙂🎥👍😎

Respective of if the animal is in season, hunting prior to sunrise or after sunset not counting some states allow 30 minutes prior to 30 minutes after is poaching. Don't get caught with a high powered flashlight, as that throws the charge of Jack lighting on top of poaching, and probably the loss of your firearm. The whole Government owned, verses State forest, verses National forest muddies the waters on where is legal on government land. Most Private land is posted no hunting due to other hunters killing livestock, leaving gates open or damaging property. I hunted varmints, mostly ground hogs, in horse country. I'd listen to vehicle traffic, then ask the land owner or property manager for permission, and get signed permission slips. I had access to over 600 acres on one side of the road and another 1,000 on the other side. One owner turned me down, very nastily that he didn't allow hunting. OK, and I moved on. Every year I'd get the slips signed and bypassed this farm, except this time he chased me down offering me the property to hunt. The summer before, one of his tractors ran into a ground hog hole, turning the tractor over and he required a helicopter flight to the trauma center. Ask for permission. The worst that can happen is to tell you no.

Anti hunter,. Trying to disrupt your hunting

Only a poacher would comment this lol

@Yappy quite the comeback. But no answer to the questions. It was either, No, she didn't, or, yes she did, and I had permission to retrieve, OR, ....I did something wrong so I'll just call somebody a name.

Yeah maybe it was a honest mistake….

I thought the same thing. A d bag move for sure.

His property, his wrecked hunt, guy ignored him the other day and he would have done the same this time. He can handle it how he wants

it was his property thats why

@@littlebigkicker Did we watch the same video? The guy was on city property on the video I watched.

I have been hunting for years and I realize things have changed, however, in all the 40 + years, we never shot a doe. The reasoning behind it was because it was more challenging to get a buck. Another reason is because by hunting the doe will affect the number of offspring and, most of all the doe may have a fawn that isn't mature enough to survive. Maybe it's different where some of you live who bait the deer and the weather is warmer. In Colorado the weather can be brutal, and a fawn will never make it alone. You can't bait the deer here and you enter a drawing for buck or doe license. It has made it difficult to get a license because of all the building in the mountains for ski resorts, etc. they keep a close eye on the wildlife population to determine how many licenses they will issue.

But not this area.

@@Yappy She didn't state just that area , she said there is no land in Georgia that you can just pull up and hunt. That's what I was referring to correction on.

Exactly. Here in Tennessee there is approximately 100 to 200 yards of public from the high water mark all the way around public lakes and reservoirs that IS NOT WMA and legal to hunt. Land owners that connect to the public land are trying to stop hunters by putting out bait and then posting signs stating that the area is baited, which would make it illegal to hunt. The law states that it's illegal to hunt within a 250 yard radius of a KNOWN baited area. The signs are letting hunters know that the privet property is baited that connect to the public land which in turn makes it illegal to hunt within 250 yards. Just because a person is doing something wrong in your opinion doesn't make them a poacher. Maybe it's the piss poor ways that the Bureaucrats define the laws.

@@basicinfo.9315it's a shame what tactics are hunters using to deter others from hunting. And just imagine how intimidating is all this to someone who never hunted before. People cannot even figure out where they can hunt and it boggles my mind. This guy called a warden and what's not clear to me is if it’s his private land that this “poacher” was? He said he looked at the app and it was a public land so why are you not allowed to hunt on a public land? Around me, there are lands owned by the United States, cities, and counties. It is very unclear if you can actually hunt those lands.

@@bojannovkovic8818 also he says “no your on city property”. Well he was in a stand 20 yards away and facing the same direction. So was he about to poach a deer off city property and just pissed this guy got in front of him?

Some of these comments are just ignorant lol. How is breaking the law ok just because he didn’t know the laws. I would never want to hinder someone from getting into hunting. But for instants if you ever play a new card game, you always look up the rules, correct and make sure someone isn’t cheating. And when you’re playing a card game and someone breaks the rules, you correct them right? And no I wouldn’t poach a Deer on city property. I would make sure the deer was on my property that I have permission on before ever shooting. We have apps that clearly show our property lines, and if a deer is in those property lines, it is legal to shoot, but as you can see in the video a game, warden, or someone could easily call us out because it is all on film. Yes I was upset because he did ruin my hunt. But what you don’t understand is this is how I make a living imagine showing up to your work and hindering you making money.

Exactly. The young man never approached the confused hunter in a civilized manner to discuss the laws, he was yelling at him from 30 yards away like he was the law "Sir, sir, hey sir, what are you doing". Maybe the man did know what he was doing but then again maybe he was confused about the laws and public hunting. I don't see a poacher parking his truck on a city road and hanging a tree stand 30 yards from it. If he was a new hunter and confused about the laws, I hope he doesn't lose his hunting and fishing privileges. @@bojannovkovic8818

Definitely

Lol