Dad, son sentenced for aerial herding, killing of a bull moose south of Fairbanks AK. Kevin M. Foster

**spectr17** · 03-02-2012, 06:22 AM

Good bust thanks to a tip called in.

http://newsminer.com/bookmark/17703864-Dad-son-sentenced-for-aerial-herding-killing-of-a-bull-moose-south-of-Fairbanks

**mtnsammy** · 04-27-2012, 09:06 AM

Geez read some of the comments afterwards. Sounds like California isn't the only ones with problem hunters. Looks like everyone up there is into doing whatever they want to bag a moose. My family was blessed with 2 opportunities to legally take a moose and did bring home the meat. No air support, no herding, no lies, no cheating. Just great hunting and good luck. I do not know what really happened and if they took a plea to avoid the trial loosing the money, gun, airplane and the meat, then I am amazed at the stupidity. THe plane alone is worth fighting if inocent if not the honor of your own name.

I look forward to a moose hunt in Alaska as soon as I refine my local skills. Oh and of course when someone up there shares the local hunting spots.

Hunt with honor and you will have the respect of a hunter. Cheat and you will have the shame of corruption always.

**ULTRACARRY** · 04-29-2012, 10:27 PM

The kid posted in the comments admitting he was the one who got caught. Then blamed it on the camp next to his dads....

**DuckFever** · 05-08-2012, 04:08 PM

We have the same problem up here in OR with people taking out-of-season mule deer. ODFW estimates that about half of the deer shot up here are poached.