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nomer rienry stopped short of characterizing the law breakers that have harassed the lastleton area for the past four to six weeks as hunters — even slob hunters "We've been bothered by deer killers. They're not hunters!” Henrymaintained. tie reported that he's counted as many as 17 vehicles at a time parked at an intersection, two to three men to a car. guns loaded and .ready, waiting for their dogs to drive deer off posted land onto the road.
Henry said he's called the sheriff and the game warden with complaints but'that both have repeatedly insisted their hands are tied in trying to deal with illegal road hunting. "What they're really saying is that it's up to the landowner to catch someone in the act of illegally shooting a deer. get the license number, swear out a warrant and then spend a couple of days pursuing it in court.”
He told the supervisors that, according to the game warden, a landowner can't stop dogs from coming on his property and neither can he prevent hunters, if they’re unarmed, from following as long as they maintain they’re going after the dogs. "W'e need to get the laws changed.” Henry insisted "We need to give the game warden, the state police and the sheriff the authority to do something about this. he said, volunteering to ac
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