That’s a no not legal, it’s not legal to stop and get out and walk on any interstate in LA though I see people doing it. I used to hunt the ACC and it runs along i49 and I’ve asked that before and that’s how I found out ACC was boat access only from the St. Landry exit boat ramp. Not soo sure about state highways I believe it’s ok on those, but interstate or anything over 65 or 70mph is illegal. And also WMA access is at a point or several points for reason bc you’re supposed to “check in” to and while on a WMA.
Yeah and true it’s not legal but realistically, how many state troopers would pass a parked truck and sit and wait for a guy to come out from hunting, you’d dang near have to be caught red handed lol but yes lawbreakers are rampant everywhere, petty mostly but hey, crazy world it is. I would not be fun dragging a deer in the open to your truck people passing, and a state boy waiting on you
funny from here but definitely not fun.unrelated to state troopers and kinda was red handed, but someone i knew on sherburne used an atv to retrieve a doe in a non atv zone...but he messed up and left his ramps on his tailgate and a LDWF truck passed by and then sat there and waited for him to get back and ticket him. yes his fault...thats actually the 1000$ doe i mentioned earlier in this thread....by the time he went back to court and paid that fine and processing fees, that deer cost him right under 1000$
that is unfortunately a pretty accurate description lol
How that reads is I can down a deer, gut it and drag out, once I’m at camp or at whatever point I quarter or breakdown the animal each peice must be marked as stated and be together with itself, once processed it’s all broken down. But that’s why I don’t quarter in the field bc I’m not marking each peice, goes to the house and gets quartered and brought down the road to processor. And if I’m at the camp for extended stay it gets deboned at the camp and goes on ice. But also that says before reporting. So by read I’d say if it’s validated and tagged so as you please. Unless it states elsewhere.
I’ve always known it as just leave the head with everything until it goes in the freezer. I usually just throw it in the icechest with the quarters and bring that to processor. The whole ON or WITH I think is their way of saying regardless the head better be with the meat or parts.
That first sentence is key. All that stuff needs to be done between logging it and before reporting it. After reporting, what are the requirements?
So, according to the regulations, once it's reported and you have the confirmation number, why can't you just bring the meat out? The regs say you have to have proof of sex prior to reporting it.
