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I was cited for not site tagging a deer in a regulated hunt. I have a fine and loss of privileges. What do I do?
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I was deer hunting in a party. Another member shot a deer. I decided to tag the deer for that other member in a party hunt. Myself and the other hunter who shot the deer are legally licensed and we both had tags. In the excitement, I forgot to put the tag on the deer. It was the end of the day and we had to register the deer. When I registered the deer, the Conservation Officer cited me with a ticket for the reason that I shined the deer for not site tagging. I have a court date coming up.
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If you contact an attorney, you could provide them with the citation number and the facts surrounding the citation. You can do so confidentially. That way an attorney can tell you what options may exist and what the best approach would be. For instance, it seems possible that you might be able to keep this off your record which may have future hunting privilege consequences for you.
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You need to hire an attorney to protect you. Also stop posting information on a public forum that could and will be used against you.
The information that I am providing is general information based on my understanding of your question. You cannot and should not rely on this general advice in making legal decisions. There may be important information that you did not include in your question that could drastically change the advice an attorney that was fully informed would give you. I am not your attorney. My response does not create an attorney client relationship.
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