Is Shane Koury the next guide to lose license?

[Coues247]

10 minutes ago, azcouesandelk said:

Note the 48 hours prior to the hunt starting. That’s where this came about

There was no issue with 48 hours before the hunt. The hunt was going. He may have had a different hunt starting later that month but the law doesnt say 48 hours before YOUR hunt. It says 48 hours before ANY hunt. He knew that.

[azcouesandelk]

22 minutes ago, Coues247 said:

There was no issue with 48 hours before the hunt. The hunt was going. He may have had a different hunt starting later that month but the law doesnt say 48 hours before YOUR hunt. It says 48 hours before ANY hunt. He knew that.

Correct but it was within 48 hours of his hunt

[Coues247]

1 minute ago, azcouesandelk said:

Correct but it was within 48 hours of his hunt

I understand that. But that doesn't matter. It's any hunt. And there was an elk hunt going.

[trphyhntr]

19 minutes ago, Coues247 said:

I understand that. But that doesn't matter. It's any hunt. And there was an elk hunt going.

he’s saying he was flying within 48 hours of His tag. 

[Coues247]

2 minutes ago, trphyhntr said:

he’s saying he was flying within 48 hours of His tag. 

Guess I shouldn't have made fun of flatlander for reading comprehension. That makes more sense. I thought he was flying in early August but if he was flying within 48 hours of his hunt that just solidifies what he was doing. 

[Flatlander]

My boys are doing fine. They have been raised to derive their self worth from their accomplishments and know better than to fall into the trap of tearing others down to extract personal validation.

13 hours ago, Coues247 said:

Lol that's your response when shown the facts? Are you three years old? Don't justify breaking the law because you don't like the law. He was flying during an open hunt. Case closed. Be a better example for your boys.

[Coues247]

1 hour ago, Flatlander said:

My boys are doing fine. They have been raised to derive their self worth from their accomplishments and know better than to fall into the trap of tearing others down to extract personal validation.

We're not talking about self worth. We're talking about raising law abiding citizens. Not ones that learned from their dad they can ignore a law if they don't like it. Holding someone accountable for breaking the law is far from tearing others down. 

[Flatlander]

1 minute ago, Coues247 said:

We're not talking about self worth. We're talking about raising law abiding citizens. Not ones that learned from their dad they can ignore a law if they don't like it. 

Seems the essence of the conversation might be over your head.

[Coues247]

1 minute ago, Flatlander said:

Seems the essence of the conversation might be over your head.

The essence of the conversation is an outfitter blatantly broke the law and got caught. Literally as clear cut as it gets. Now you can bring in random emotional based arguments to try and justify it because you have a weird hard on for Koury but the facts remain. 

[Flatlander]

3 hours ago, Coues247 said:

The essence of the conversation is an outfitter blatantly broke the law and got caught. Literally as clear cut as it gets. Now you can bring in random emotional based arguments to try and justify it because you have a weird hard on for Koury but the facts remain. 

Everyone can see what’s happening here. Seems you are the one blinded by your emotions for another man and you projecting that to others further demonstrates the point.

You might need a law school refresh if you can’t see the blatant bias’ in your argument.