What would you do

JUDGE. Don't know what your relationship is with this individual or you with the group.
I would report, don't care who the person is, but that's me.
Why, if you were looking for moose would he be driving around with a loaded .22 anyways?
Sounds to me like a lot of rules were broken.
Individuals like this are bad for Hunting PERIOD. And we ethical ones need to protect ourselves from giving the anti's any ammunition against us.
The least I would do is tell him to pack up his and kick him out of your group.
If he had of killed the bear would you have kept the meat? or just let it lie?
Some find bears to be a nuisance, But in the bush minding its own business trying to survive, that disgusts me.
I have reported a number of people., poaching, trespassing, I guess thats why I will only hunt with my son now, too many individuals will go to all extremes to kill an animal.
My opinion.
Sorry you had to experience that.

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Originally Posted by Bushmoose

You're assuming that he will be charged by the MNRF? They will only lay charges if there is proof (in the officer's opinion) of a violation. After the charge is laid, it is then up to the Crown Attorney whether or not they want to proceed. That's my take on it but maybe one of the ex-law enforcement forum members will explain it better.

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Laying charges under provincial offense regs is problematic at the best of times. 80% of charges laid are commonly known as "found committing" where a CO literally walks up on an offender and catches them in the act. Most are relatively minor offenses,although,some can carry heavy fines and equipment seizures (ie: poaching,no license,or out of season etc) that in no way can be considered minor. This case is prosecutable under The Criminal Code for cruelty, just for starters. I can't imagine a Crown not prosecuting IF (and that's a big IF) there's physical evidence (a dead bear),forensic evidence (a shell casing AND the rifle to match) AND eye-witness testimony. Absent any of those items,the chances of a Crown prosecuting with the likely probability of a conviction is slim to none. Crimestoppers is valuable information even if there isn't enough evidence to lay charges because it gives local CO's a big "heads up",especially,when given violators names, addresses and vehicle types and locations and circumstances that may be able to be developed at a later date.

Would have lost it if one of my buddies pulled that... But I don't think any ever would. Certainly wouldn't be hunting with them ever again.

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Originally Posted by fishfood

He already stepped up the moment he started this thread. Give him some slack it's not as easy to do for many . So many would be caught up in the what to do. Since he posted it on publicly he has already stepped up.

Not every one is so open to rat out what they thought could of been a friend.

Shame on you for saying he is contributing a bad name fir hunters.

It's not as easy as some might think it is.





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if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem!

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Originally Posted by JUDGE

I was in the truck as a passenger, we were scouting for our moose hunt in 15b, and shooting some grouse.
As we rounded a bend there was a bear on the road ,small bear maybe 150 lb He moved over into the woods about 15 yards and sat there looking at us.
The driver pulled out his 22 stuck it out the window and shot the bear in the rump.
I said why did you do that he said it won't kill him, just gives him a sore a ss.
I am contemplating on calling the MNR but not sure what they could do , my word against his.
What would you do?

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If you do nothing, you're just as complicit as the jerk who did it. It's about standing up for what's right, and standing up to a bully, frankly. Even if nothing comes of it, you'll know you did the right thing.
Here: http://ocoa.ca/conservation-officer-...-877-tips-mnr/

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Originally Posted by kokes

if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem!

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Depends on the solution? Being a rat may cause you more problems.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Depends on the solution? Being a rat may cause you more problems.

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More problems or death lol.


I've seen people get the beats real bad for it lol.
Rat out the wrong person and your life and family could be ruined for life . They don't spend millions of dollars a year to protect a person and their families for nothing lol.

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Fishfood it doesn't always pay to be a rat that's for sure..lol

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Originally Posted by fishfood

More problems or death lol.


I've seen people get the beats real bad for it lol.
Rat out the wrong person and your life and family could be ruined for life . They don't spend millions of dollars a year to protect a person and their families for nothing lol.

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I would say that "Judge" could now take your post to law enforcement and file a complaint.. Based on your own words you have just suggested that he can expect any and everything from beatings, to financial problems and even death.

Oh and "LOL"...

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Originally Posted by kokes

if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem!

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Like gw11 said if he doesn't do anything now he will be a be part of the problem and labeled as a poacher as well.

I'm sure it's being looked into by now.

This was the first step into the problem he is speaking out about the problem. Like I said some are more hesitant than others to speak out so fast. It could of been a good friend ,a family member a co worker who knows. I do know for many it would be a hard situation to face.

Like said it could cause judge many more problems for doing the right thing. He is the one that will deal with the brunt of this clowns if he chooses to react back.



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