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My dad was driving around and saw some "out of state" hunters on land we controlled with guns during pheasant season. In South Dakota it's legal to cross on to someone elses' land/fence to retrieve downed game, but you can't take guns while doing it, that constitutes trespass and/or illegal hunting without permission. He confronted them, they got belligerent when he told them they were breaking the law, and pointed their shotguns at him. Dad stood his ground, they left and got arrested later in the day for it. I never really heard what happened after that, other than it went to court and they were "convicted", of what I'm not sure, probably just got a fine.
Pray for MOJO...
She seems nice.
That's the kind of girl that will always keep you on edge.
many years back, farmers in New Yorks southern tier did this to their cows and horses, so the "deer hunters" from Brooklyn and the Bronx wouldn't shoot the really big deer..... good times
Since the IRS likes to claim that taxes are due every time an asset changes hands, the original owner of the stolen property would have to pay taxes when the stolen property was returned.
Are you fucking kidding me.....that's a next level retard right there. Crawl back under your bed honey!!
YepThat wouldnt be allowed on my airline. Shit like that is specifically prohibited.
Save some years.