You eat them or you follow the law and share them legally, Larry. I doubt youve wondered....you know exactly what happened to the upland journal golden boy roysetters. He deserved what he got, he was a game hog, braggart, and as unethical as they come...Im glad he got nailed.
Ive hunted with DuxDog many times, hes a friend. I can tell you this...he eats what he kills and he has the culinary skills to change it up and keep things interesting. He doesnt break the law either. Hes a killer, but hes about as ethical as they come. Hes also one of the finest game shots Ive ever seen. Heck of of a shooter.
SKB, the shipping of game birds to a friend is pretty sketchy if not done by the book, not saying you didnt go by the book, this is more for others information. It also varies state to state. Usually, Birds have to be tagged, I believe both parties have to have valid hunting licenses, and there has to be a note of transfer with your drivers license and hunting license numbers on it. Theres some pretty by the book rules when it comes to the transfer of game. No, not everyone follows them to the T. A landowner that allowed me to hunt her farm asked me for 2 plucked mallards for her Christmas dinner..I obliged and kept up my end of the bargain...totally by the book, nope..
