Tractor Justice?

http://www.khq.com/story/36845733/la...own-embankment
http://nwsportsmanmag.com/man-takes-...-with-tractor/


?On the Facebook page of Washington's Department of Fish and Wildlife, most people seem to be firmly behind a Pierce County landowner who took a poaching matter into his own hands. Actually, he took the matter into his own tractor.


The landowner used his tractor to, as WDFW writes on Facebook "push the {poacher's} truck down an embankment." WDFW police were called to the area by the landowner's neighbor, who worried something worse may happen.


Officers removed the man from the tractor, removed a loaded .44 magnum from his waistband, and detained the man. The tractor man was the landowner and didn't want the poacher to get away.


The poacher turned out to be a 16-year-old neighbor and his grandfather. The 16-year-old had killed a closed season cow elk. The cow elk was recovered and the meat was donated to a local food bank. ?


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Belongs in "Sound Off" and not the Fly Fishing forum unless you are going to argue that elk poaching is somehow related to fishing.

Maybe the guy was critically desperate for materials for an Elk hair caddis.....maybe....
....lee s.