I know all the dispatchers, and law inforcment county wide, and they will all let you know, not to tick him off.
A dude was drunk, in the mans yard, and was in the mad mans vehickle trying to start it--the main mans wife called the cops to report a vehickle that was about to be stolen. There was no cops in the area till she said who was calling. When the cops got there the main man had a gun to the drivers head to help him sober up. There is no way he would have shot the drunk, he isn't that way at all.
The offences he does, aren't a big deal, but most of our government folks need to think twice before they get in someones face over a small item.
His farm of 300 acres plus is totaly land locked by state government parks. He stopped farming, and put everything in set aside. No one would blame him, as his crops were the target of all food for the deer, and turkeys.
The man has no enemies as far as civilians, but government seems to get under his skin. He has several apple trees, and many shrubs---anyone that has been around deer knowas what they look like. Not a twig as high as a mans head.
Every year they harvest around fifty deer off the farm, DURING SEASON.
In his defence, he has seventy five percent of the folks in the comunity that think he is heaven sent for standing up to the government officials that try to dictate his life, and everyone else.
For instance, the deputy that told him he could not run his four wheeler through the camp ground area. He has to do so to get to his farm, and timber land because of a trout stream. After a heated discusion, and the facts brought forward the problem went away real fast.
We as friends, actualy stir the post when we kid him, just to see the smoke roll out of his eyes. It provides alot of entertainment to say the least.
One evening a guy stayed over, and slept on the couch---he wasn't real sure it was a good idea when the 30-06 barked out the window at three AM. It was just the old guys way of chasing off the deer from his apple trees.
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