A question about transporting game fish.

[dave524]

If you were a CO how would you get into their house in the first place

Gotta be evidence of a lot of game laws being broken to get that warrant

 

Years ago a hunting buddy was a CO and we were on our way about 4am to go duck hunting west of Dunnville on Lake Erie. I was driving and west of Port Maitland we are going down a back road , He says pull over and turn off the lights, it was garbage pickup day and he runs back and goes through the garbage can of guy he suspected of poaching , looking for evidence.

[BillM]

 

You can question it all you want; but an unlicensed person is legally allowed to receive a limit of fish. I still don't see anywhere in the regulations where the person giving the fish has to live in a separate residence.

 

So then we're down to defining the word 'Possession'... the problem with leaving it up to the individual COs is that you'll get different answers each time.

[Mister G]

 

So then we're down to defining the word 'Possession'... the problem with leaving it up to the individual COs is that you'll get different answers each time.

Yes, can't argue with that. However, if you take it to court you will win using the MNR own website..

[BillM]

Yes, can't argue with that. However, if you take it to court you will win using the MNR own website..

 

The MNRs site is extremely vague, it really shouldn't be this difficult, lol!

[Mister G]

 

The MNRs site is extremely vague, it really shouldn't be this difficult, lol!

Exactly.............like a 12 year old wrote it the night before.