Well Known Guide Convicted for Second Time In Two Years.

[EL34/6L6]

You're stretching like an anti now. While in this instance he was unquestionably in the wrong and deserves the punishment, he was running pack horses, not killing and chasing his "obsession". There is nothing wrong with chasing an accomplishment, including the NA 29 which is in fact rather admirable. There is something very wrong with what he's done outside of that pursuit.

Don't mix the two and run on emotion, as under that logic your gun interests are equally unjustifiable.

Don't immediately take my comment as negative or a slight and don't call me an anti.

 

[Ardent]

I'm not sure whether to be impressed or confused, a commendably political response. Did you read the write up? As your response didn't indicate so.

 

[norskie]

To be convicted of a offence while guiding in 2014, and then do something illegal again like this charge without "reading the fine print' suggests either he is not being truthful, or is intellectually challenged.

I wonder if his other accomplishments were similarly achieved "without reading the fine print".

 

[Tempest]

Its fairly obvious what kind of person he really is, but what I'd like to know about is this "...questionable sheep kill by a reality TV crew".

Probably just an "Honest Mistake"

 

[Gunneegoogoo]

To be convicted of a offence while guiding in 2014, and then do something illegal again like this charge without "reading the fine print' suggests either he is not being truthful, or is intellectually challenged.

I wonder if his other accomplishments were similarly achieved "without reading the fine print".

Or both.