Who Takes your Photo after you Harvest your Game!Originally Posted by JDG
That selfie stick can hold that skinning knife to ensure you are at a safe distance when poking the game.
Hunters do carry knives into the field!
and for those that use a support...
Choose the Right Shooting Sticks
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Thread: Finishing a deer with a pistol
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11-22-2019, 02:37 AM #11MGO Member
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Yes, you wouldn't want to do a Eduardo Garcia on it, but make sure that selfie stick is non conductive. Originally Posted by zcolt45
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eduard...nting_accident
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12-12-2019, 10:15 AM #13I am a Forum User
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Heard that you can have to pay a fee for that, or even it is possible to lose your license
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Vioate game laws, you could also have your gun and even vehicle confiscated. Originally Posted by MentalAttack
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Pistol whipping is allowed.
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Slightly off topic, but is it legal to dispatch a mortally wounded deer (with a firearm) that has been struck by a vehicle? Seems inhumane to let an animal suffer needlessly.
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No. Actually my BIL that lives near traverse city went through this with a cop up there, BIL stopped at an accident where a deer was hit, Pleaded with cop to put deer that wash thrashing and making some horrific noises to put it out of it misery. Originally Posted by mudoven
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LMAO!!^^^
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12-19-2019, 10:14 AM #20I am a Forum User
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In 2017 there was an article where a taxidermist found a .22 in the skull of a deer head he was skinning so he called the DNR. They contacted the hunter who told them he downed the deer with a muzzleloader and then finished it with a .22 handgun. IIRC the hunter was educated on the law and given a ticket for using the .22 during muzzleloader season. They did not say if he lost the deer or any firearm.
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