Recent Posts in Ethics

• Reality-TV's Billy Buspice Loses Hunting Privileges until 2019 for Poaching

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 29-Jun-2017

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  Billy Buspice, co-host of the reality-TV show “Wildgame Nation” and star of A&E’s upcoming series “Country Buck$,” had his hunting and fishing privileges revoked this week until 2019 by a Louisiana Circuit Court ...

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• A Big Loss For Hunters

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 17-Dec-2014

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  On Monday, December 8 th, the Appellate Court in Illinois reversed the conviction of two individuals for "willful obstruction or interference with the lawful taking of wild animals under section 2(a) of the Hunter and Fishermen Interference ...

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• Non-Hunting Crimes Lead to Hunting Suspension

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 24-Nov-2014

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  In Colorado generally, hunting-related offenses earn the offender "points" on his license. Handed down in 5 point increments (each offense being worth a separate number of points depending on severity), when the total points accumulated in ...

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• Guns and Family; a Grampa's perspective on our youth

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  Posted By Chad M. Biggerstaff 1-Mar-2013

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  My father, a hunter for sixty years, gun advocate, ex-hunter safety instructor and patriarch of generations of outdoorsmen wrote an interesting take on todays perception of our youth and the hysteria involving gun legislation, which I had to share. ...

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• Colorado House Bill 1330: New Hunter Appeals Process

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  Posted By Wildlife Lawyer 9-May-2012

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  On April 25, the Colorado House of Representatives passed House Bill 1330. Championed by State Representative Jon Becker, House Bill 1330 would create an appeals process for Colorado hunters and anglers with suspended hunting or fishing licenses. ...

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• Ted Nugent "Blindsided" by Game Law

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  Posted By Wildlife Lawyer 25-Apr-2012

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  Famed rock musician, conservationist, and political activist Ted Nugent pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a federal wildlife violation after he failed to recover a wounded black bear three years ago on an archery hunt in Alaska. Mr. Nugent agreed to pay ...

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