It was a rerun, I have no idea original air date.Cromagnum said:Didn't watch that one yet. Saw it happen on a rerun the other day.CanyonAg77 said:If you're talking about a show that aired last night, it was a warning.Quote:
Giving tickets to kids who shot their first deer ever and didn't know how to properly fill out their tags.
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powerbelly said:Maybe just read the section in the regulations about tagging the deer before you go deer hunting for the first time. It is very straightforward.RCR06 said:
I get your point Ursus and if you're going to hunt something you should find out how to do it legally. I've never deer hunted. Mostly bird hunting and fishing. The first time I ever saw or heard anything about a harvest log was watching Lone Star Law. Now if you hunt deer every year I can understand that not being an excuse, but I can understand some people not knowing. I knew about the tags, but as a bird hunter I put the license in my wallet and it generally stays there all year.
I think I mentioned in my post if you're going to hunt something you should learn how to do it legally. My point was as someone who hasn't ever hunted deer I've heard about tagging and have seen them on my license, but never heard about the harvest log until watching the show. I would say part of my lack of knowledge is because I don't do it. If I was goinn to deer hunt I'd look into it more.
Is Eddins brother a game warden or something? Just curious as to how end ends up with all these illegal deer?
Yep.WC87 said:
Is Eddins brother a game warden or something? Just curious as to how end ends up with all these illegal deer?
https://www.kjas.com/news/local_news/article_9c3b7b9e-5022-11ea-a6c9-7f99db3d3b4c.html
My dad got his picture taken with that eagle. Unfortunately it did not recover.RealTalk said:Yep.WC87 said:
Is Eddins brother a game warden or something? Just curious as to how end ends up with all these illegal deer?
https://www.kjas.com/news/local_news/article_9c3b7b9e-5022-11ea-a6c9-7f99db3d3b4c.html
Average Joe said:
Typically they will get to the lease a few days early, shoot a deer, and then fill out their tags as if they shot it opening day. However, the 13 inch rule makes up a good portion of them, as well, and they are never even close.
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Benny Richards retired on tonight's show. Made his last call.
It said it was a new episode so hopefully not already been said.
It said it was a new episode so hopefully not already been said.
He was our most favorite.
OP said he watch a show about Benny...... Well at the end of the show it said he was writing a book so theres that
FirefightAg said:
OP said he watch a show about Benny...... Well at the end of the show it said he was writing a book so theres that
And as OP I'll read his book. Thanks for the heads up.
Saw about the first half of tonight's show, missed Benny's grand finale.
Gig 'em! '90
blazing7s94 said:
Benny Richards retired on tonight's show. Made his last call.
It said it was a new episode so hopefully not already been said.
I wish I'd watched until the end but I stopped when the credits started. Now I know what Morgan Inman meant when he said it was a special episode. I'll have to go back and re-watch.
My 7 year old daughter was obsessed with this show about 6 months ago and Benny was her favorite guy. I did a little poking around and called the TPWD office in north east Texas to see if there was a mailing address my daughter could send a card to and they have my Benny's cell number so I called him up and he was a great guy. Gave me his mailing address and my daughter sent him a card and picture she drew. He sent her an autographed picture a few weeks later.
What a great guy
Any of yall watching the new season?
The real questions is... Is the Ag that got busted with the fancy boat down in Galveston for having fileted fish on their boat on the OB and actually willing to take credit for getting busted
The real questions is... Is the Ag that got busted with the fancy boat down in Galveston for having fileted fish on their boat on the OB and actually willing to take credit for getting busted
I am not seeing new episodes pop up. Need to go figure out what is going on.
Class of '93 - proud Dad of a '22 grad and a '26 student!
Started last week, episode 2 was today. Had a wierd thing where it didn't show the episode and season before like it normally does though on directv.
Jayme Dischaaf lives on the country road of some property we have in snook. I was watching an episode where he was trying to get cow back in a fence and noticed the property was our neighbor's.
So who is going to fess up to being the Aggie that got caught with filets on the last episode... We all saw the sticker on the truck.
Why did he filet the fish on the boat?
I don't have cable so can't watch the show.
I don't have cable so can't watch the show.
Said they got skunked fishing so stopped by a friends house on the way back in and picked them up. But they weren't even frozen.
No matter what is not legal since the wardens can not determine type or length of fish to make sure they were all legal.
No matter what is not legal since the wardens can not determine type or length of fish to make sure they were all legal.
Love the show but sure wish I had gotten one of the many warnings they give out. A number of years ago, I went with my brother on opening day of dove season. I do a lot of shooting but not a lot of hunting. I had inherited my Dad's Remington 1100 that he bought in 1963. I'd shot it many times mostly at clay pigeons.
Opening day and we hadn't even shot at a bird yet when the GW came around. Showed our licenses, then he wanted to check our guns. Then he wanted my driver's license and I was a little slow on the uptake as he was writing me a ticket for an unplugged gun. The gun had been in the family for 40 years. I always THOUGHT it was plugged so I never even attempted to load more than two in the tube. Shame on me. When I got home, I immediately cut a piece of dowel to plug it. I even made a plug for my Benelli M2 that holds 8+1 for 3 Gun matches. Would love to see the look on a GW when he saw me using that gun, only to find out it was plugged.
Wrote a letter to the judge in Bell County, but he was unsystematic.
Opening day and we hadn't even shot at a bird yet when the GW came around. Showed our licenses, then he wanted to check our guns. Then he wanted my driver's license and I was a little slow on the uptake as he was writing me a ticket for an unplugged gun. The gun had been in the family for 40 years. I always THOUGHT it was plugged so I never even attempted to load more than two in the tube. Shame on me. When I got home, I immediately cut a piece of dowel to plug it. I even made a plug for my Benelli M2 that holds 8+1 for 3 Gun matches. Would love to see the look on a GW when he saw me using that gun, only to find out it was plugged.
Wrote a letter to the judge in Bell County, but he was unsystematic.
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I got popped coming back from twin palms many years ago. It was the first time I ever fished away from home base and it never even occurred to me. I understood the violation, but really was ignorant of the rule since I've always cleaned at the dock or house when we got back.OE_Ag11 said:
Said they got skunked fishing so stopped by a friends house on the way back in and picked them up. But they weren't even frozen.
No matter what is not legal since the wardens can not determine type or length of fish to make sure they were all legal.
He gave me one ticket as I pleaded ignorance and forgiveness. He said "I did give you a break, I could have written up three more tickets for each of the other 3 filets". I took my ticket and he took the fish.
I have made more than a few plugs out of nearby tree branches in the dark on the opening day of dove season for people. If we're being honest we've all been there.
I like watching for Lauren Iles. She's easy on the eyes!
Also, a dude I work with in summers for tennis in San Antonio just became a game warden and is supposed to be on there soon
Also, a dude I work with in summers for tennis in San Antonio just became a game warden and is supposed to be on there soon
I've heard multiple rumors around burleson county about jayme deschaaf (sp) being reassigned? I do not know if that's true? I just thought it was odd.
Yeah, when I was at A&M, we got tagged for no life jackets in our boat. It was the first trip of the spring and when he asked to see them, I immediately remembered that we had taken them out to clean them and they were drying out at home. He lacked any sympathy and promptly wrote our ticket.F4GIB71 said:
Love the show but sure wish I had gotten one of the many warnings they give out. A number of years ago, I went with my brother on opening day of dove season. I do a lot of shooting but not a lot of hunting. I had inherited my Dad's Remington 1100 that he bought in 1963. I'd shot it many times mostly at clay pigeons.
Opening day and we hadn't even shot at a bird yet when the GW came around. Showed our licenses, then he wanted to check our guns. Then he wanted my driver's license and I was a little slow on the uptake as he was writing me a ticket for an unplugged gun. The gun had been in the family for 40 years. I always THOUGHT it was plugged so I never even attempted to load more than two in the tube. Shame on me. When I got home, I immediately cut a piece of dowel to plug it. I even made a plug for my Benelli M2 that holds 8+1 for 3 Gun matches. Would love to see the look on a GW when he saw me using that gun, only to find out it was plugged.
Wrote a letter to the judge in Bell County, but he was unsystematic.
Got a warning once for not leaving wings on a duck breast. But to be fair it was a guided hunt and the guide was doing all the cleaning. Warden gave him a stern warning and let us be since all our stories lined up.
Do they ever show their patrols in POC? I might know some people that should be featured.
They show the Calhoun county wardens from time to time busting the hundreds of illegal oystermen that launch out of Seadrift every year. I've only seen them intercept one boat over all the episodes that was actually following all the rules. We call them bay rapers....Dad Jokes said:
Do they ever show their patrols in POC? I might know some people that should be featured.
Class of '93 - proud Dad of a '22 grad and a '26 student!
I heard Jayme got moved to a new area.
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I heard he did too
Keo1
Landscaping and Irrigating BCS since '91
If its growing we can mow it
For anyone that has seen the episode of Benny Richards' last show, can you let me know what season and episode it is? He's one of our favorites and I missed the episode somehow. I'd like to go back and catch it.
Class of '93 - proud Dad of a '22 grad and a '26 student!
keo1 said:
I heard Jayme got moved to a new area.
Seemed like a nice guy on the TV show but.....
Story we heard from a family member who has land in the Deanville/Frenstat area was: in his first month or two on the job he went up to a guy who has a ranch with high game fence down the road from our family and basically said "I know y'all are breaking some sort of laws/rules out here and I'm gonna catch y'all at it". Doesn't seem like a great way to make a first impression if true.
NVM....wrong warden...I misread....
Class of '93 - proud Dad of a '22 grad and a '26 student!
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