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Originally Posted by DannyL
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I could not agree more with the DA's statement:
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District Attorney Doug Gardner stated that it was important to note the case, although very emotional to the public, was not about whether or not a black wolf was taken, but one of illegal hunting violations.
"I think it is important for hunters to understand this case is about being a sportsman," District Attorney Doug Gardner said after court. "Alaska may be the last frontier but it is not a lawless frontier. The laws are there to keep people safe and make hunting fair for everybody."
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The Alaska Department of Fish & Game creates its regulations to ensure that everyone can share Alaska's resources equally and to preserve those resources for future generations. Anyone who deliberately violates those regulations is essentially stealing from the rest of us and future generations, as far as I am concerned.
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