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those are state charges.
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Somewhere in the middle of hardcore Conservative and Libertarian.
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Originally Posted By justsayin: Article states it would likely result in loss of 200-400 adult fish for harvest. That's still a pretty big deal and financial impact. Still wondering if mental illness or drugs were a factor, that's just....odd. Dude went through quite a bit to do that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By justsayin: Originally Posted By mousehunter: My google Fu is week, but fingerlings are probably sold by the lb - and I doubt they cost all that much per pound and there could be hundreds of fingerlings in a lb. Now that price rises rapidly as you start dealing with larger sized fish - but the pictures to me look pretty close to fingerlings. So honestly, my initial wag is that is probably less than $2k of fish. When you look at the numbers used in the article, they are starting with the value of an adult fish then assuming that all the fingerlings would live that long. I think in nature those fingerlings have about 1% survival (maybe less) from that size to mature. Article states it would likely result in loss of 200-400 adult fish for harvest. That's still a pretty big deal and financial impact. Still wondering if mental illness or drugs were a factor, that's just....odd. Dude went through quite a bit to do that. Vandalism is common behavior, destroying property for no reason other than to be destructive. Shooting signs, stealing signs, tagging structures, breaking windows, destroying mail boxes, tearing up yards or bean fields, ... |
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Keep your powder dry, and watch your back trail.
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[#3]
Greens don't like hatchery fish.
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The pendulum is broken
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Bring back slavery as punishment.
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Originally Posted By BFskinner: POS but charging him will poaching all those minnows is a reach. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BFskinner: Originally Posted By mousehunter: My google Fu is week, but fingerlings are probably sold by the lb - and I doubt they cost all that much per pound and there could be hundreds of fingerlings in a lb. Now that price rises rapidly as you start dealing with larger sized fish - but the pictures to me look pretty close to fingerlings. So honestly, my initial wag is that is probably less than $2k of fish. When you look at the numbers used in the article, they are starting with the value of an adult fish then assuming that all the fingerlings would live that long. I think in nature those fingerlings have about 1% survival (maybe less) from that size to mature. POS but charging him will poaching all those minnows is a reach. Chinook salmon fingerlings. Not minnows... Fish that might reach 30lbs or more, and sell for $20/lb or more commercially at the store. Fish that also sustain a huge sports fishing economy locally. (Spring chinook sell for even more as they are even better eating.) |
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a loaded gun won’t set you free, so they say…
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Infrastructure attack?
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I suggest we trade a question mark in for a maybe.
IA, USA
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Originally Posted By GreyGhost: That little weasel should be given the largest fine and longest jail sentence possible.He has impacted the lives of thousands of fishermen. View Quote In IA, any fish illegally killed is a liquidate d damage fee of $15 IIRC. $15 times 18,000 fish, plus fines for what amounts to vandalism sounds great. |
WARNING-this post contains words or thoughts that may at some point be discovered by the state of California to cause cancer.
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Originally Posted By CAsoldier: Remember the fact checkers say there’s not a conspiracy to destroy our food supply. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By CAsoldier: Originally Posted By MinnFinn: Why the fuck would someone do that? Remember the fact checkers say there’s not a conspiracy to destroy our food supply. Probably not. Just some stoned out fucktard that had a beef with someone at the hatchery. |
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I don't know nothin'. I just post here.
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Oregon?
No charge, no jail time, no monetary fine. They'll give him a good meal, a change of clothing and a very stern warning not to do that again. |
Grab a fence post, hold it tight, womp your partner with all your might, hit him in the shin, hit him in the head, hit him again the critter ain't dead!
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[#12]
Did salmon kill his family or something?
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Originally Posted By Spleenless-Dave: Make him eat ALL the dead salmon. And he has to wash it down with buckets of Larks vomit. View Quote Since they are charging him with unlawful taking of fish, the least he can do is eat his "catch." He should have to make restitution by funding and raising a new batch of salmon - but seven times as many, so he needs to produce 140,000 of them. |
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Originally Posted By mousehunter: My google Fu is week, but fingerlings are probably sold by the lb - and I doubt they cost all that much per pound and there could be hundreds of fingerlings in a lb. Now that price rises rapidly as you start dealing with larger sized fish - but the pictures to me look pretty close to fingerlings. So honestly, my initial wag is that is probably less than $2k of fish. When you look at the numbers used in the article, they are starting with the value of an adult fish then assuming that all the fingerlings would live that long. I think in nature those fingerlings have about 1% survival (maybe less) from that size to mature. View Quote They are doing the math by the poaching fine per fish... |
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Originally Posted By justsayin: Article states it would likely result in loss of 200-400 adult fish for harvest. That's still a pretty big deal and financial impact. Still wondering if mental illness or drugs were a factor, that's just....odd. Dude went through quite a bit to do that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By justsayin: Originally Posted By mousehunter: My google Fu is week, but fingerlings are probably sold by the lb - and I doubt they cost all that much per pound and there could be hundreds of fingerlings in a lb. Now that price rises rapidly as you start dealing with larger sized fish - but the pictures to me look pretty close to fingerlings. So honestly, my initial wag is that is probably less than $2k of fish. When you look at the numbers used in the article, they are starting with the value of an adult fish then assuming that all the fingerlings would live that long. I think in nature those fingerlings have about 1% survival (maybe less) from that size to mature. Article states it would likely result in loss of 200-400 adult fish for harvest. That's still a pretty big deal and financial impact. Still wondering if mental illness or drugs were a factor, that's just....odd. Dude went through quite a bit to do that. It's very hard to know the real impact of this stuff and it is almost always higher than most estimates. There are so many factors. Fisheries can be pretty fragile and a big upset can wreak havoc. There is a ton of time and money tied up in the program. It's similar to when livestock is killed and they have to take into account the future earnings potential. |
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BikerNut:
Normal people like motorcycles. Real people like motorcycles. People who don't like motorcycles are just... weird. |
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Originally Posted By tac556: That is a guy who probably should stay away from the coastal boat ramps for a while….some of those folks might throw him in. What a fucking dipshit. Claiming he was high on MJ is a cop out- he likely is that way all day long… View Quote Well, if he was shooting or snorting marijuanas, then maybe that changes things? Marijuana is a hard core drug that leads to Satan worshipping. Maybe he sacrificed the fish to his dark lord and good friend Satan? All because of marijuana |
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A true Texan would never leave his friends behind!
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[#19]
What a cunt that guy is.
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I killed a bacon puppy. :(
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What this guy did is insignificant.
ODFW has decimated Oregon fisheries in the last 30 years through changing how they manage them and making up definitions of what native fish or runs are. When their done eliminating recreational fishing, they will put more effort into eliminating recreational hunting. |
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Hope he goes to prison for a very long time and gets raped every day til his ass bleeds by muscled out bubbas.
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What a rotten POS loser. Needs jail time, and wage garnishment, and massive public humiliation campaign. His dumb face on posters all around work/school/town, and on social media. His family too. Then, when they propose additional actions they're are going to personally take to do something equally positive - then the humiliation campaign can take a rest.
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pouching - if he drove there; what he drove is forfeited along with anything he had on
him at the time. Considering the location he performed the act, ban him from being within 1 mile of any lake, steam, river, or body of water where fish can live. and the fine, dollar a fish/fingerling, and 2 hrs of jail time for each fish/fingerling. |
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The last thing a tyrant wants is their ideas to be judged on the battle field of truth and justice.
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Originally Posted By justsayin: Article states it would likely result in loss of 200-400 adult fish for harvest. That's still a pretty big deal and financial impact. Still wondering if mental illness or drugs were a factor, that's just....odd. Dude went through quite a bit to do that. View Quote |
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Poor fish. That probably sucked to die like that. I hope they put the screws to him
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Originally Posted By justsayin: That's not the way I took it, opinions vary. It was massively wtf, but it's also true that per the article only 2-400 (vs 18,000) of those fish would have reached adulthood to be fished by anglers. Both are true at the same time. If you're charging someone for financial impact, this might be relevant. There's no doubt there's something wrong with dude. View Quote 13million isn't based on the value of the fish. There's a 750 dollar fine per fish taken illegally. He killed 18,000 so 13.5m |
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That faggot should be made to pay back every penny in damages he did. He should die broke and homeless starving under a bridge.
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Originally Posted By colklink: Well, if he was shooting or snorting marijuanas, then maybe that changes things? Marijuana is a hard core drug that leads to Satan worshipping. Maybe he sacrificed the fish to his dark lord and good friend Satan? All because of marijuana View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By colklink: Originally Posted By tac556: That is a guy who probably should stay away from the coastal boat ramps for a while….some of those folks might throw him in. What a fucking dipshit. Claiming he was high on MJ is a cop out- he likely is that way all day long… Well, if he was shooting or snorting marijuanas, then maybe that changes things? Marijuana is a hard core drug that leads to Satan worshipping. Maybe he sacrificed the fish to his dark lord and good friend Satan? All because of marijuana What kind of driveling nonsense are you rambling about? Maybe read all the posts before you go off the rails on some tangent. Was mentioned just above my post that some other article stated the guy was using MJ at the time he did it. You maybe missed that… Oh, and yeah- I probably have seen the outcomes of all types of drug and alcohol use and abuse more than you, regardless of how long you might have enjoyed it. So you can save the retarded “pot needles” type bullshit for someone who doesn’t know the difference. |
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a loaded gun won’t set you free, so they say…
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Originally Posted By pepe-lepew: What this guy did is insignificant. ODFW has decimated Oregon fisheries in the last 30 years through changing how they manage them and making up definitions of what native fish or runs are. When their done eliminating recreational fishing, they will put more effort into eliminating recreational hunting. View Quote Yeah there certainly has been plenty of that. But this dipshit wiped out fish that were going to be caught commercially and recreationally. So even less fish out there… Don’t even get me started about the “wild fish vs hatchery fish” nonsense. (Many of the “wild” fish are just un-clipped hatchery fish raised with federal tax dollars). |
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a loaded gun won’t set you free, so they say…
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I see what you did.
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Originally Posted By tac556: Chinook salmon fingerlings. Not minnows... Fish that might reach 30lbs or more, and sell for $20/lb or more commercially at the store. Fish that also sustain a huge sports fishing economy locally. (Spring chinook sell for even more as they are even better eating.) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By tac556: Originally Posted By BFskinner: Originally Posted By mousehunter: My google Fu is week, but fingerlings are probably sold by the lb - and I doubt they cost all that much per pound and there could be hundreds of fingerlings in a lb. Now that price rises rapidly as you start dealing with larger sized fish - but the pictures to me look pretty close to fingerlings. So honestly, my initial wag is that is probably less than $2k of fish. When you look at the numbers used in the article, they are starting with the value of an adult fish then assuming that all the fingerlings would live that long. I think in nature those fingerlings have about 1% survival (maybe less) from that size to mature. POS but charging him will poaching all those minnows is a reach. Chinook salmon fingerlings. Not minnows... Fish that might reach 30lbs or more, and sell for $20/lb or more commercially at the store. Fish that also sustain a huge sports fishing economy locally. (Spring chinook sell for even more as they are even better eating.) "Can" reach. The estimates were that 300-400 of those would reach adulthood and be the fish you describe. I would be fine with charging him with 400 counts but not stretching it to thousands of counts. |
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It’s better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than open it and remove all doubt.
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[#33]
I hope he does prison time and has his wages garnished for the rest of his life,
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Originally Posted By ranging-by-zipcode: Why do you say that ? Do you know something we don't Most states or the feds can garnish wages with a court order View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ranging-by-zipcode: Originally Posted By toytruckman: He will never be made to pay a penny Why do you say that ? Do you know something we don't Most states or the feds can garnish wages with a court order I think it's one of those things that just vary by jurisdiction. |
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I suggest we trade a question mark in for a maybe.
IA, USA
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Originally Posted By BFskinner: "Can" reach. The estimates were that 300-400 of those would reach adulthood and be the fish you describe. I would be fine with charging him with 400 counts but not stretching it to thousands of counts. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BFskinner: Originally Posted By tac556: Originally Posted By BFskinner: Originally Posted By mousehunter: My google Fu is week, but fingerlings are probably sold by the lb - and I doubt they cost all that much per pound and there could be hundreds of fingerlings in a lb. Now that price rises rapidly as you start dealing with larger sized fish - but the pictures to me look pretty close to fingerlings. So honestly, my initial wag is that is probably less than $2k of fish. When you look at the numbers used in the article, they are starting with the value of an adult fish then assuming that all the fingerlings would live that long. I think in nature those fingerlings have about 1% survival (maybe less) from that size to mature. POS but charging him will poaching all those minnows is a reach. Chinook salmon fingerlings. Not minnows... Fish that might reach 30lbs or more, and sell for $20/lb or more commercially at the store. Fish that also sustain a huge sports fishing economy locally. (Spring chinook sell for even more as they are even better eating.) "Can" reach. The estimates were that 300-400 of those would reach adulthood and be the fish you describe. I would be fine with charging him with 400 counts but not stretching it to thousands of counts. Why? Did he kil 400 fish or 18,000? Let's put it another way. If I come smash all the windows in your house and get caught, are you fine with me only paying for three? Regardless what you think of hatcheries and fish cops, hatchery fish are property until released. He destroyed property. He should pay for every bit of it. |
WARNING-this post contains words or thoughts that may at some point be discovered by the state of California to cause cancer.
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Originally Posted By Scott-S6: 13million isn't based on the value of the fish. There's a 750 dollar fine per fish taken illegally. He killed 18,000 so 13.5m View Quote Understood, I was speaking financial impact to the state, per the article, not fines for crimes committed. As has been pointed out, there’s indeed a larger impact that’s hard to quantify. Clearly my response was a bit simplistic, (as a few smes have pointed out.) |
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Alabama: That the great, general and essential principles of liberty and free government may be recognized and established, we declare....That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state. (Art. I, § 26)
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I'm a good listener
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[#38]
Serial killer in the making.
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We need NYPD and a broom handle.
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No sympathy for this shitbag, but the $13M is a reach.
Reminds me of a drug bust and they inflate the value down to selling street value high cost individual doses . The feds get to boast about the $10B drug bust. |
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Have another hit of sweet California sunshine
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Originally Posted By BFskinner: POS but charging him will poaching all those minnows is a reach. View Quote Attached File Look at what those minnows can grow too. Hatcherys are trying to bring them back to previous numbers and provide lively hood to commercial fishermen. Some rivers have so few returning salmon no fishing is allowed F that guy, |
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"There's an inner idiot in us just waiting to climb out and romp about in unabashed stupidity, but most people retain just enough wit to keep the idiot bottled up."
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