El Lobo Solo wrote:
There are ways to protect wolves and to at least hamper the poaching of wolves outside of season/in excessive amounts.
Standing between the hunter and the hunted, however, is NOT the way to go (unless you just want to be shot).
Poachers do not care for life, obviously they are already breaching serious laws, what would stop them from killing you if you stood in the way? However, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services do have local numbers you can call (to contact your local Gamewarden or the state services). It is up to the people to call these numbers and report illegal hunting if they see it. The Gamewarden cannot be everywhere at once. Find your local number, and if you witness illegal hunting of the animals, call the number immediately (when it is safe for you to do so) and give as detailed a report as you can.
Not much use if you dont have a mobile (Cell Phone). Or there is no signal...
So you cant write down the vehicles tag number and turn it in when you get home? Any information helps...
