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Gardners Marsh Doe Weekend
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speed wheelie
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I guess running them down and over is out of the question :roll:
deepsea diver
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SW, only if they are watching you.
It may be A FORM OF ANIMAL MOLESTATION.
Could be expensive if they took your boat. That must be some mighty tasty meat.
It may be A FORM OF ANIMAL MOLESTATION.
Could be expensive if they took your boat. That must be some mighty tasty meat.
deepsea diver
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CFTH, hell, with a 10 ga and 00 buck you should be okay just pointing in the general direction. Sure would be a good time until John Law pulls up. Dang, what is Brewster going to do now!
BREWSTERS GOING BE A WANTED FUGITIVE LIKE ALWAYS ILL JUST USE THE NIGHTIME CHECK STATION
ILL JUST USE THE NIGHTIME CHECK STATION
10-4 ON THAT BROTHER 
cottonmouth boats
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No ticket here. They just gave me a hard time for driving off trail and not having orange vest on while the guns were unloaded and under the deck. The hunt Saturday a.m. was a waste of time with a helicopter hovering over top of my stand for 30 mins.
CONTINENTAL CRACKER
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I THINK YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO RUN N GUN .IT'S A HOLE LOT FUNNER THAN SITTING IN A TREE STAND
Daddy Dave
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Was it an Osceola County SO or a FFWCC bird? Usually, OCSO copter will constantly straffe either Gary Zipperer or Overstreet's fence to run deer and hogs off the lake and onto their ranchs. Equal reperesentation quaranteed by the U.S. Constitution...Yea, RIGHT.
cottonmouth boats
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FWC was the ones flying over me. Lucky for me they stopped a friend of mine and he gave me the heads up. He heard over the radio they were sending someone to my boat so I got legal quick.
Daddy Dave
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OSCEOLA COUNTY
On November 17, working on previously received information, Officers Matt Ervin and Garret Fields observed two subjects attempting to flush deer from vegetation with airboats in the Cobb Island Area of Gardener Marsh. The two subjects were charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel. Later that day, Lieutenants Joe Allen and Mike Wood observed several airboats from the FWC helicopter that were being used to attempt to take deer by moving through vegetation. Officers Matt Ervin and Garret Fields were called and attempted to stop two of the airboats with five subjects. One airboat failed stop and was tracked by Lieutenants Allen and Wood until the occupants were apprehended by Officer Ervin. The five subjects were charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel. One of the men on the second airboat stopped was arrested pursuant to an outstanding warrant for failing to pay a fine for fishing without a license and booked into the Osceola County Jail. Several complaints were received from hunters in the area concerning moving airboats being used to take deer. That evening Officer Dirk Williamson observed two airboats attempting to flush deer from vegetation in Gardener Marsh. He observed both vessels pursuing a deer and shots being fired from each vessel. Two men were charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel.
On November 18, Officers Matt Ervin and Garret Fields were working the Cobb Island Area when they observed two subjects attempting to flush deer from vegetation with an airboat. The boat operator was charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel. Later that day, Officers Ervin and Fields located two boys, ten and twelve years old, hunting by themselves in Gardener Marsh. The boys’ guardians were over one half mile away at the time. The twelve year old was observed shooting into the Bronson property prior to being contacted by the officers. Both of the guardians were charged with leaving the minors unsupervised with firearms and given notices to appear in court.
On November 19, Officers Ervin and Fields stopped an airboat in Gardener Marsh and found the vessel did not have a hull identification number (HIN). The vessel operator had received warnings from two other officers prior to this for not having a HIN. He was issued a notice to appear in court.
On November 17, working on previously received information, Officers Matt Ervin and Garret Fields observed two subjects attempting to flush deer from vegetation with airboats in the Cobb Island Area of Gardener Marsh. The two subjects were charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel. Later that day, Lieutenants Joe Allen and Mike Wood observed several airboats from the FWC helicopter that were being used to attempt to take deer by moving through vegetation. Officers Matt Ervin and Garret Fields were called and attempted to stop two of the airboats with five subjects. One airboat failed stop and was tracked by Lieutenants Allen and Wood until the occupants were apprehended by Officer Ervin. The five subjects were charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel. One of the men on the second airboat stopped was arrested pursuant to an outstanding warrant for failing to pay a fine for fishing without a license and booked into the Osceola County Jail. Several complaints were received from hunters in the area concerning moving airboats being used to take deer. That evening Officer Dirk Williamson observed two airboats attempting to flush deer from vegetation in Gardener Marsh. He observed both vessels pursuing a deer and shots being fired from each vessel. Two men were charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel.
On November 18, Officers Matt Ervin and Garret Fields were working the Cobb Island Area when they observed two subjects attempting to flush deer from vegetation with an airboat. The boat operator was charged with attempting to take wildlife from a moving vessel. Later that day, Officers Ervin and Fields located two boys, ten and twelve years old, hunting by themselves in Gardener Marsh. The boys’ guardians were over one half mile away at the time. The twelve year old was observed shooting into the Bronson property prior to being contacted by the officers. Both of the guardians were charged with leaving the minors unsupervised with firearms and given notices to appear in court.
On November 19, Officers Ervin and Fields stopped an airboat in Gardener Marsh and found the vessel did not have a hull identification number (HIN). The vessel operator had received warnings from two other officers prior to this for not having a HIN. He was issued a notice to appear in court.