If he goes to court, they will hold his gun until a verdict is in. If he pleads guilty, it may be a fine and loss of hunting privileges. Depends on the judge.
there is no court , they gave him a ticket , and they told him he can still hunt monday in rifle ,
if he wanted to where he pay's his ticket , he can try to fight it
i got lots of tickets like this one for doing stuff i should not of done befor and they are ez to fight , like i had a no helment ticket well rideing atv's offroad and i got away with out paying it , also got a ticket from the ranger for haveing fullauto gun's when hunting and got away not paying that saying all i was doing is hiting the triger real fast , and i did not have to pay it
there is no way they can give "loss of hunting privileges" to him for this one
all you can get that from is fireing from inside the car or at night




















































