Buck Expert Crew caught poaching !!!!!!!!

[Travski]

Hey everyone

I just read in the local paper where some residence from Quebec were caught paoching in Alberta and Sask. Turns out the ones that were poaching are the owners and staff of the BUCK EXPERT hunting products. I was hoping the rest of you feel the same way as I do and bouycot their products in the future. As far as I see it if we buy and use their products we are supporting poachers which is totally against everything I was taught. This is a big kick in the pants to us as we rely on products from manufacturers like these to aid us in hunting. I know most of them are good people but I feel we should not support Buck Expert anymore. I know it was the crew as they stopped here the year they were caught and offered me products and wanted me to video some hunting stuff for them. I am glad I declined.

As Sportspeople we owe it to ourselves and our kids to try to stop this stuff from continueing

Thanks
Travis

Sorry for all the babbling but this really makes me upset

[crazy_davey]

Can you post the article? Or find a link were we can do some reading on this issue?

I would like to read some details. Thanks for the heads up!

[Joey]

The way I see it, if you need to poach an animal, you are not a very good hunter. If you are not a very good hunter, you are probably using second rate equipment. They were probably using their own line of equipment. Therefore, I would not want to buy their crap anyway. I hope they get prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, and the company goes bankrupt.

[Travski]

will try to get the link for the article it is in the provost news will talk to editor and see if he can get me a link to it.

Travis

[Arliss McNalley]

I heard something about this the other day. Apparently they were reported to have taken a big muley in the wrong zone. The game warden got a hold of the kill pic and matched it to the scenery behind the alleged entrail pile. I guess that and some DNA testing sealed the fate of the culprits. The deer was taken from the area where I grew up hunting and it's still my favourite muley area. I saw throw the heaviest book they can at 'em.

[Grunter]

The article can be read on the mainpage of Provost News http://www.provostnews.ca/

but if it is archived by the time you get to the site you can search for the article "Poachers Bagged With Help of DNA and Satellite Detective Work"

[crazy_davey]

Thanks for the link Grunter!

[Mikey]

for the Clicky Impaired

Poachers Bagged With Help of DNA and Satellite Detective Work
• Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec—and Even Magpies Co-operate
Four men and one woman from Quebec have pled guilty through lawyers in provincial court to breaking provincial and federal wildlife regulations following extensive detective work by fish and wildlife officers and police using DNA testing along with pinpointing areas near Provost where deer remains were discovered using a satellite global positioning system (GPS).

Local Alberta Fish and Wildlife officer Lee Robley said that poaching offenses involving three people in 2003 near Porcupine Plains, Sask. triggered an investigation that led to Provost.

Property confiscated from the Saskatchewan investigation where deer had been shot, antlers sawed off and the carcass left to rot included a photograph of two hunters with a deer as well as GPS equipment that had co-ordinates embedded in poachers’ equipment that pin-pointed Provost locations.

An investigation found that some of the rifle hunters had been staying in Macklin and poaching in the Provost area in 2003 approximately 10 to 15 miles south and west of town.

The poachers shipped seven sets of deer antlers in a box to Quebec through a courier service but the box began to leak before it reached its destination and after it was returned to its shipping origin, the antlers were seized by Saskatchewan authorities. A DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid inside cells that carries genetic information) analysis by the Fish and Wildlife forensic laboratory of a deer carcass sample found by Robley in the Provost area biologically matched three sets of antlers that had been couriered.

Robley, who has been working on this case since November 2003 also matched a seized photograph taken in the bush by the poachers with one he later took at the same site showing deer remains and the identical stand of trees.


He conducted a ground search walking in circles aided by the GPS co-ordinates and was ready to give up when he saw a magpie fly by him travelling 150 yards farther into the bush. He followed it and searched more and when he was ready to give up his search again, he heard several magpies squawking. The officer went further and found the birds roosting on a deer carcass. “There was some guidance there.” He then pulled out the original poachers’ photograph of the site (see picture this paper) and told The Provost News that “Nobody was there to hear me, but I let out a pretty good heehaw when I matched those photos up.” The pictures were later analyzed by the Edmonton Police Service photographic forensic unit that determined the site was identical.


http://www.provostnews.ca/thenews/arch/pics2006/lee_robley.jpg
Alberta Fish and Wildlife officer Lee Robley

-------Mikeys Personal Opinion------------
If you are poaching to feed your Family and cannot afford to shop at Safeway then I have no problems with you ...Take Does .... theres more meat and nutrients in them anyway and they taste better ......However if you are hunting out of season for horns ....or can afford to shop at wal-mart safeway or Kwic-E-Mart ....then you and I have an issue I hope you get caught ...I hope you serve the maximum jail time ...when you get Cavity searched upon booking into jail for shooting a deer ask yourself ..."Is this worth it?"

[Travski]

thanks Grunter

All they got was 26thousand dollars worth of fines and are not allowed to hunt in Alberta for 5 years. I feel in my opinion that they should never be allowed to hunt here again, and the fines for a company like that should have been more extensive that what they were handed

I am writing a letter to SIR Mail order and asking if they would please stop selling the products from this company, as it shows support for there doing's if there is any other stores or places that sell that product name let me know I will forward the letter to them from the Provost Fish and Game


Travis

[RubberDuck]

I wonder if the picture on there site is one of the bucks they Poached :flipoff: F@#%ERS

[Mooseplus]

Don't see no reference to Buck Expert being referred to in the article. Am I missing something?

[scooter]

I called the paper this morning about this and got the names from the article. I'll post up about this once I finish looking into this.

Here's a photo from the article:

[Travski]

Mooseplus

the names in the article are Remi Poulin, Yvon Poulin, Bernard Metivier, Mario Pepin, Veronique Levesque. Mario and Veronique are the two that I had the chance to meet. Things seemed really sketchy when I met them. They wanted to hunt on my land and I refused. Then Mario proceeded to tell me he was the owner of Buck Expert and tried to pretty much bribe their way onto my land by offering me free products. I declined and told them no thanks. They were still persistent and wanted to hunt on mine, I told them no. They would not take no for an answer, finally I got mad and told them to leave and not to bother coming back. When they left they offered me calls and scents and offered to take me on a carribou hunt in Quebec if I let them on. I told them no. Mario then went on to tell me that he has numerous deer, elk, moose farms in Ontario that they use to collect the urine for scents. He then offered to send me out a parcel with all the lures and videos that they made. I told him thanks but no thanks, told him to save his time and money. At the end of Nov first part of Dec it was rumoured he had been caught poaching just south of us. Things were kept pretty quiet until this recent publication. The Buck Expert name is not mentioned in the article, But I know for a fact that these two I have mentioned were two of the owners of the setup.

Travis

[Mooseplus]

Thanks Travis. That makes it much clearer.

[Mikey]

Ya know ....
looking at those pics I have some doubts that those are in the same spot .... I know the SRD photo is taken at a slightly differant angle ..... but not that far off .....

they seem to use marks on the Poplar to match up ...even then most of the marking are weak ...then in the background ...trees are missing .... perhaps been cut down .... perhaps never there in the first place ....

I surely hope that these people were not convicted on this photo alone .....
Dont get me wrong if they are guilty they should be strung ......But this photo is leaves a doubt in my my mind ..... However its pretty tough to argue DNA

[Hugo Laliberté]

Hi everyone,

I am new on this forum & would like to clarify certain things.
First of all, I think everybody is jumping to conclusion. Nobody his guilty unless proven by a judge in court which is not the case here yet. Secondly why are you trying to dirty somebody else name without proof, you should call Maryo, owner of Buck Expert, to get explanation. I happened to talk with Maryo Pepin an hour ago & he has NOT been caught poaching at all, there is confusion with another stories with some poachers. It's not because somebody caught poaching, wears a Buck Expert hat or call that the whole company is guilty! Thirdly it's not Maryo or Veronnique on the picture, since when a women has hair on the chin?

Maryo is a good citizen, doesn't do or support any poaching. Do you really think he would put his whole company & reputation in trouble for one mule deer?
We should be all proud we have a great Canadian company of calls & bait, which creates local job & opportunity.

Put yourself in his shoes for a minute, would you like to be attack this way when you are not guilty? I rest my case.

[HOYTarcher]

They pled guilty.

Many owners and celebrities of outdoor companies have been caught doing the same thing.

Mikey-- its the same spot, do you ever find your treestands after you put them up? :-P

[Mikey]

Kev ... I aint argueing the fact that its the same spot .... Looks the same to me .... But I know a few lawyers that would make a good case of that not appearing to be the same spot ....
as far as treestands go ... I'm Fat ....I hunt from the ground besides ...its way more fun that way ...

[HOYTarcher]

Just pickin on yah. I'm bigger but still hunt from trees, big ones.

[acearchery]

"Property confiscated from the Saskatchewan investigation where deer had been shot, antlers sawed off and the carcass left to rot included a photograph of two hunters with a deer as well as GPS equipment that had co-ordinates embedded in poachers’ equipment that pin-pointed Provost locations."

I think eye for an eye

Saw various parts off of the poacher's carcasses and leave them to rot!

I agree with Mikey, if you have to hunt in order to survive, that's not poaching that is subsistance hunting!

I understand there may be an oopsy but this was intentional. I detest poaching but especially "trophy poaching"

[Mooseplus]

A link to this post was posted on a french (Quebec) Forum... It created quite a steer. Buck Expert even posted a "communique" basically denying all the charges.

Liberally translated it said...." Buck expert, its employees, Maryo Pepin and Veronique Levesque formally deny their involvement in the poaching of deers in West canada as mentioned in the topic. Furthermore it is not because individuals wear a Buck expert hat that they work for the company"

So, my guess is that this is only a big bad joke...

Anyone's got the link to the the jugement?

I contacted the paper by e-mail today and was told that their source is the game warden. Anyone has his number. The one given to me by the paper is not working :(

[Bushmaster]

Phone number for the Provost F & W office is 780-753-2433.

It is not a full time office...it's open Tues afternoon and full day Wed. and Thurs.

[Travski]

MoosePlus

Lee Robely Was the Warden who was in the paper

his work # is 780-753-2433
Cell # is 780-205-5482

you might have a hard time getting him for the next week as they are doing the deer cull along the Alberta Sask border

[Black Bull]

If they were accused and they pleaded guilty ,there must be some court papers relating the case and the person involved.I posted the link on my hunting forum,but need court proof to ban Buck Expert from advertizing if they are guilty of poaching.
Thanks Travsky
Black Bull :punch:

[Travski]

Black Bull i was sent a private message from one of the members here that found the court listing you will see the names are the same as the ones that hugo said .

In response to your enquiry below, guilty pleas were entered by five persons in Alberta Provincial Court. A signed judicial order included 1. - A five year suspension on the right to obtain or hold an Alberta recreational hunting licence, 2. - That all fines levied be paid to the Alberta Conservation Association and directed toward obtaining materials deemed neccessary for research being conducted by the University of Alberta in regard to deer movement and Chronic Wasting Disease along the Saskatchewan-Alberta border , 3. - That prior to obtaining a hunting licnce in Alberta in the future, they must first check in at an Alberta Fish and Wildlife Office. These are substantial fines for these offences.

Individually, the convictions are:

Remi Poulin, Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce - fine total - $8250.00
1 count - unlawful possession of wildlife - 55(1) Wildlife Act - involving 2 mule deer
1 count - unlawful possession of wildlife - 55(1) Wildlife Act - involving 1 white-tail deer
1 count - waste edible flesh of big game - 41(1) Wildlife Act - involving 2 mule deer
1 count - waste edible flesh of big game - 41(1) Wildlife Act - involving 1 white-tail deer
1 count - obtain licence when ineligible - 15 Wildlife Act
1 count - transport animal taken in contravention of Prov Act across provincial borders - 7(2) WAPPRIITA

Bernard Métivier, Saint-Nicolas - fine total - $5000.00
1 count - unlawful possession of wildlife - 55(1) Wildlife Act - involving 2 mule deer
1 count - unlawful possession of wildlife - 55(1) Wildlife Act - involving 1 white-tail deer
1 count - waste edible flesh of big game - 41(1) Wildlife Act - involving 2 mule deer
1 count - waste edible flesh of big game - 41(1) Wildlife Act - involving 1 white-tail deer
1 count - transport animal taken in contravention of Prov Act across provincial borders - 7(2) WAPPRIITA

Yvon Poulin, St-Benjamin - fine total - $5750.00
1 count - unlawful possession of wildlife - 55(1) Wildlife Act - involving 2 mule deer
1 count - unlawful possession of wildlife - 55(1) Wildlife Act - involving 1 white-tail deer
1 count - waste edible flesh of big game - 41(1) Wildlife Act - involving 2 mule deer
1 count - waste edible flesh of big game - 41(1) Wildlife Act - involving 1 white-tail deer
1 count - transport animal taken in contravention of Prov Act across provincial borders - 7(2) WAPPRIITA

Mario Pépin,St-Benjamin - fine total - $7000.00
1 count - obtain licence when ineligible - 15 Wildlife Act

Veronique Lévesque, St-Benjamin - fine total - $750.00
1 count - obtain licence when ineligible - 15 Wildlife Act

Messrs. Poulin, Poulin & Métivier were fined under the federal Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act (WAPPRIITA) with regards to illegally hunting in Alberta in 2003 and transporting the antlers to another province. The individuals were hunting in Saskatchewan, then entered approximately 25 km into Alberta where they poached deer. They left the carcasses of poached deer to rot in contravention of provincial law. This is in addition to other charges to which they pleaded guilty in Saskatchewan, though I do not have the details.

Messrs Poulin and Pépin were found to have illegally obtained Alberta hunting licences. In Alberta, a non resident is required to use a guide while hunting, whereas a resident can host hunters from outside the province. The individuals in question had obtained other Alberta identification, even though they were not residents of that province, in order to then obtain Alberta resident hunting licences and "host" other out of province hunters. Ms Lévesque was one of those non-Alberta hunters who unlawfully obtained an Alberta "hosted" hunting licence.

hope this will help clear up some

[Mooseplus]

Messrs. Poulin, Poulin & Métivier were fined under the federal Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act (WAPPRIITA) with regards to illegally hunting in Alberta in 2003 and transporting the antlers to another province. The individuals were hunting in Saskatchewan, then entered approximately 25 km into Alberta where they poached deer. They left the carcasses of poached deer to rot in contravention of provincial law. This is in addition to other charges to which they pleaded guilty in Saskatchewan, though I do not have the details.

Messrs Poulin and Pépin were found to have illegally obtained Alberta hunting licences. In Alberta, a non resident is required to use a guide while hunting, whereas a resident can host hunters from outside the province. The individuals in question had obtained other Alberta identification, even though they were not residents of that province, in order to then obtain Alberta resident hunting licences and "host" other out of province hunters. Ms Lévesque was one of those non-Alberta hunters who unlawfully obtained an Alberta "hosted" hunting licence.

hope this will help clear up some

Anybody knows what thoses charges in Sasktchewan were? can't find nothing on the net.

[Travski]

mooseplus

I have not heard yet what happened as for the charges in Sask. I am wondering if maybe it had not went through the court system yet. I am not sure will try to contact local news editor and see if he has heard of what is going on and if he has if he will run a column about it

[Bushmaster]

Travski, do you know the relationship between Mario and Veronique? I was told on another forum they are brother and sister. Thanks.

[Mooseplus]

Ok thank you, I heard on another forum that the three were fine for 22,500.00 in saskatchewan. Note sure if this is a real fact though. BTW good detective work on your part :!:

[Travski]

Bushmaster

From what they told me they were boyfriend, girlfriend. That is what I was told when they tried to gain access


Mooseplus
I have not heard anything about what happened in Sask, but will try to do some searching

[crazy_davey]

Good info! Thanks Travski.

[LeGrand]

This just came out in the Province of Quebec:

http://www.ec.gc.ca/press/2006/060302-b_n_e.htm


QUEBEC, March 2, 2006 - Five people entered guilty pleas in Alberta Provincial Court in Wainwright, to breaking provincial and federal wildlife regulations. On February 2, 2006, the Court fined the five people a total of $26,750, and barred each individual from hunting in Alberta for five years.

The five Quebec residents pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of wildlife, wasting the edible meat of a big game animal, transporting illegally-taken game across provincial boundaries and obtaining hunting licences when ineligible. They are Rémi Poulin, 47 years old, of St-Joseph-de-Beauce, Mario Pépin, 46 years old, Véronique Lévesque, 27 years old, and Yvon Poulin, 38 years old, all of St-Benjamin, and Bernard Métivier, 42 years old, of St-Nicolas. The offences involved white-tailed deer and mule deer. In most instances, only the antlers had been taken, not the carcasses of the deer.

These convictions were the result of an investigation by the Fish and Wildlife Division of Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, with assistance from the Wildlife Enforcement Division of Environment Canada, Quebec Region. Saskatchewan wildlife officers also participated in the investigation.

The hunting offences first came to light in November 2003, when wildlife officers in Saskatchewan intercepted Quebec residents poaching deer in that province and learned they were also operating in Alberta.

After receiving this information, wildlife officers in Alberta began an investigation and determined that an organized network of poachers from Quebec was operating in Alberta. Officers used a variety of methods to gather evidence, including forensic analysis by the Edmonton Police Service of photographs the poachers had in their possession, and DNA analysis of wildlife parts. It became evident that deer parts the poachers were found with in Saskatchewan had actually been obtained at various locations in Alberta. Environment Canada officers in Quebec assisted with taking statements and gathering intelligence, helping bring this case to a successful conclusion.

Environment Canada invites the public to report poaching and interprovincial or international smuggling of wildlife by calling 1-800-463-4311.

For more information, please contact:

Sheldon Jordan
Regional Director
Wildlife Enforcement Division
Quebec Region
Environment Canada
(418) 649-6124

Lee Robley
Fish and Wildlife Division
Alberta
Sustainable Resource Development
Provost
(780) 753-2433

Dave Ealey
Communications
Alberta
Sustainable Resource Development
Edmonton
(780) 427-8636

[Travski]

Thanks Legrand

Hope that helps with anyones doubts about what has been posted since

[Milo]

Seems legit to me, they should have bin fined $100,000 per person or more.I hate poachers the only reason people like that are alive is because it's illegal for legitimate sportsmen like us to shoot them in the act. I bet Trav they snuck onto your land anyway without your permision, just like when McMillan River outfitters out of the yukon snuck onto our place and shot every single doe and little buck they saw and then left them to rot. I remember going out with dad dressed in full white and we sat on ahillside one night and 8 of them walked right out in front of us. Boy were they surprised to see a gun barrel in their faces. But we never saw them again. Poaching deer for horns is wrong. But if you can't afford enough food to support your family I have no problem with a guy shooting a doe in january so there's food on his table.

[Mooseplus]

The news hit the French news wire ant it made the news on a couple French channel

[LeGrand]

Well their getting their due, in the Province of Quebec. They where usual guest on a hunting and fishing show and they got canned.

Web link in French:

http://www.peche-reportage.com/movabletype/david/

I know of one friend who has a web link virtual shop on hunting and fishing equipment who had their (i.e., B-E) logo as a supplier, and after I mentioned this situation a few week ago he pulled all of his products and the companies logo off his site.

We here in the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario condemm these type of acts, knowlingly that it happens in all provinces by either local residents and outsiders, but we have pride.

So to you and your hunting communities in Alberta and Saskatchewan, please accept our apologies for the acts of those five people.

[Travski]

Legrand

No need to apoligize for them, there is good and bad in all provinces. It is just a sad event to see some people have to go to the extremes of poaching to try to promote products. I am glad to see that there has been a good selection of the hunting community has had this matter brought to their attention. We as hunters and sportspeople of Canada have to stick together and try to stop this as much as possible. If we allow this crap to continue we will have nothing left for our kids, grandkids and great grandkids to partake in. We are having enough trouble with the diseases in the wild herds that we are struggling to control them, let alone have people do this.

I am glad to see I was not the only one concerned with this behaviour

Thanks everyone
Travis

[Gumby]

Legrand don't feel you need to apologize for the actions of those clowns. Nobody here will tar and feather you just for living in the same province as they do. 8-) 8-) 8-)

[Bushmaster]

I agree with these other guys, LeGrand, you don't have anything to apologize for. Now those other 5....that's a different story.

[Black Bull]

We just feel th blanket of shame over us ,we as hunters and as Quebecers.Canadian relationship due to political aspiration is tense with us french speaking canadians,and news like that won't help neither.

I am happy with RDS decision to bannish Buck Expert from their telecast.
Black Bull

[Gumby]

Ah Black Bull I know of no one that harbours ill feelings towards the province of Quebec or its people. The media likes to keep the east vs west or engish vs french story going so they can fan the flames of dissent. If the media were made to shut up I bet the whole tension thing would die after a couple years. Don't worry about any ill feelings from this end. Quebec people are not to blame for the actions of a few greedy poachers.

[LeGrand]

Well, we are causing so much damage to this guy and the company, that they are by all kinds of means trying to save the furniture from the burning house.

Here is a (French only) communiqué from Maryo Pépin, denying his involvement and just admitting having bought a residant hunting license. Which doesn't fly to much with us Quebecers.

He is almost denying (read between the lines) that he did not even know the other fellas (from his nexk of the woods = pure coincidence = pure coincidence from the same village as where Maryo lives :lolouch: ).

Would someone be so kind to pass this-on to the proper authorities (e.g, game warden, etc.). :)

http://www.hebdosquebecor.com/her/03102006/her_03102006_A21.shtml

[Bushmaster]

In his defence ( aposition I don't like to take) that's all he was charged with...the licence thing.

Is there an English version of the news story?...the CO doesn't read French. I'll pass it on to him.

[Joey]

LeGrand, as long as your ethics are intact, don't apologize for the mistakes of others. If we did have to, then on behalf of all Cowboys, I apologize for them two fellers in "Brokeback Mountain" (Not that there's anything wrong with it, if that's who you are)

[LeGrand]

Learning from one of the French site that the three guys with the heafty fines, are not just going to be in more trouble because of the Saskatchewan details coming about, as per their first problems with Alberta court, but they had the gull, once returned to Quebec, to declared to their individual insurance companies their seized weapons having been stolen. Which the insurance companies just found out is really not the case. Some people :bash: :nono: :nono:

[Milo]

Legrand and Black Bull, don't worry, I'm sure yu guys could dig up just as much stuff on poachers in the west as we can find in the east. The only folks who need to apologize are the guys who've bin charged, and the bunch who havent bin caught all over this country. Anybody know how those buck expert boys are doing?

[LeGrand]

Milo, they Buck Experts guys are denying everything, but having a real hard time with Members of the Quebec hunting Forums. The B-E guys are still doing their gig at local hunting conference and shows with their booth, like if nothing has happened, but you can see the much of the crowds staying away from their booths. Not everyone is aware of what they did.

[Milo]

Lets hope their actions stay in the public eye and they go out of business.

[Black Bull]

Like LeGrand said we are bashed here in Québec cause we do not support poachers.It seem that being a public person ,they forget every things. They are ovationned .We are the culpid for saying that they are poachers.
Here in Quebec,we have a rotten system where if you are popular, then no one is allowed to say anythings against them.Buck Expert co.is well seen ,no matter what their owners do.It stink!
Black Bull

[Travski]

If anyone is interested get a copy of this months edition of Alberta Game Warden the article's from the Sask and Alberta officers are in it. It goes into detail what both sides found



Travis

[LeGrand]

Anyway someone could scan the article in the copy of Game Warden and PM it to me?

Would appreciate it, then determine if need to be posted in Quebec's different Hunting & Fishing Forums.

LeGrand

[LeGrand]

OK found out the web address and link to full article. Please transmit are full respect to the game warden(s) that were involved and the fantastic job they accomplished.

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I have posted in English and French on 5 Forums in the Ontario and Quebec community the following, that can now dispell the lies that were given to us by the culprit's in their defence of the events.

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Here are the details of the poaching from Quebec hunters finally written in the Alberta Game Warden Magazine. Click on the following link and go to page 14 and click on that for the full article to appear. Pay very close attention to Part II of the article.


http://www.gamewarden.ab.ca/contents.htm

[Black Bull]

As I said earlier,Maryo is guilty no matter what he say.Buck Expert is guilty of covering for him.Do not forget ,Maryo is still having 30% of the parts in this company.So he is a co-owner. :lol:

[LeGrand]

Yes, and what Maryo keeps stating is that he could not travel out west due to his sickness to defend his claim of innocence (yeah right), plus that he did not poach since nowhere did it mention initially that he was convicted of poaching, but only of false resident license issuance due to an error of the clerk in the province (yeah right).

Liar, liar pants on fire.

The guy has no will to admit that he acted illegally and intentionally since 1995 and was part (if not organized/masterminded) of a poaching ring since 1995. He only defends himself with court official papers to his clients.

Believe it or not, he is well organized with his networks of friends and business partners to keep-up his act, laughing in our faces and treating us as pure idiots.

Hope he get's what he deserves, one day.

In July of this year, the International Game Wardens Association is holding a conference in Quebec city, hope they award a merit award plaque to Lee Rodley and others involved in the investigation, plus that they talk about the subject of BE and Maryo, so as to pass on the message internationally of BE products and business people associated with Maryo.

What an embarrassement for us Quebecers' image from his selfish actions.

[Black Bull]

In every moment of this poaching act he was there either calling or holding the camera.
Enought said of this matter with all the new arguments we can close the case for now.
Black Bull :angry_mad