North Bend Douchebag Poacher Busted

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

What a POS....
Glad they got him. Interesting reading about how they can cross reference your OnX.

Social Media Brag Incriminates Bait Pile Poacher in Washington

A 29-year-old North Bend, Washington, man faces big penalties for poaching crimes he committed near his home during 2021 and 2022. Jason Smith has been charged with 32 criminal counts, including two felonies, 27 gross misdemeanors, and three misdemeanors. Officials allege Smith unlawfully baited...

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[CRequa]

Good info, now i need to get a burner phone and a second onyx

 

[Jake Watrous]

Good info, now i need to get a burner phone and a second onyx

Or a better password.

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

Good info, now i need to get a burner phone and a second onyx

Don't forget to get a burner 'gram account too.

 

[Jake Watrous]

Don't forget to get a burner 'gram account too.

This is what always throws me. Seems like most of these folks post shit on social media and elsewhere that is then used as evidence against them. I mean that’s good for law enforcement, but shocking that folks continue to post their illegal exploits.

 

[Pink Nighty]

The shit he posted about persevering and earning it.... what a joke. They should tie him up in the middle of that apple pile and let the bears judge him.

 

[Divad]

I’d love Fish & Game to start catching the bafoonery on FishBrain. Guys keeping bulls, wild cutties and a plethora of other fish with lovely face shots

 

[Chadk]

I’d love Fish & Game to start catching the bafoonery on FishBrain. Guys keeping bulls, wild cutties and a plethora of other fish with lovely face shots

But those are legal in many places?

 

[Divad]

But those are legal in many places?

Sorry did not clarify, on waterways that it is not.

I hope they make him pay all $155k in fines and serves multiple years. all he can afford is a public defender.

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

This is what always throws me. Seems like most of these folks post shit on social media and elsewhere that is then used as evidence against them. I mean that’s good for law enforcement, but shocking that folks continue to post their illegal exploits.

First couple times I was shocked. But now I get less and less shocked every time something like this happens. Stupid people do stupid things. I guess I just need to accept that, and the fact that as the population grows, there is a (somewhat) relatively similar increase in dummies.
These are likely the same people who make ludicrous comments on social media as if it's not even a real person they're talking to.
They view the social media world as an alternate reality where nothing they say and do within it has any consequence.

 

[Robert Engleheart]

I posted a link to the Meat Eater article on North Bend Rants and Raves Facebook page. He should get a lot of love…..

 

[CRequa]

Is the result of mom's and dad's working endless hours paying the bills, and the harness the state has put on fathers, we have as a result lost the fear of being honorable and righteous, we are told not to spank our kids by politicians and pundits that commit sex crimes

 

[SurfnFish]

per the douchebag's own post..."You get what you earn. Nothing more, nothing less”
absolutely, hopefully the court will find said douche has earned years in jail with a bankrupting fine

 

[Tom Butler]

"You get what you earn. Nothing more, nothing less”

One of my old rod men is now a police officer. At the block party he was telling me he spends a couple days a week writing warrants for phone and app data. The new DNA in crime fighting. They do need probable cause. I would guess a post is cause.

 

[Jake Watrous]

Is the result of mom's and dad's working endless hours paying the bills, and the harness the state has put on fathers, we have as a result lost the fear of being honorable and righteous, we are told not to spank our kids by politicians and pundits that commit sex crimes

When I was a kid there was a lot of poaching in our area. Every dad I knew, poacher or no, spanked their kids for discipline. As I grew older I saw that most of the children of poachers kept the family hunting tradition alive.

Alcohol abuse among teens and adults was rampant, high school graduation rate was about 60%, drug use was a big problem for adults and teens, and petty crime was a pastime for many.

Anecdotal, but I'm not convinced spanking improved society.

 

[SurfnFish]

When I was a kid there was a lot of poaching in our area. Every dad I knew, poacher or no, spanked their kids for discipline. As I grew older I saw that most of the children of poachers kept the family hunting tradition alive.

Alcohol abuse among teens and adults was rampant, high school graduation rate was about 60%, drug use was a big problem for adults and teens, and petty crime was a pastime for many.

Anecdotal, but I'm not convinced spanking improved society.

show me someone who smacks their kids, and I'll be looking at an asshole

 

[Peyton00]

This topic derailed quickly.

 

[Jake Watrous]

show me someone who smacks their kids, and I'll be looking at an asshole

Technically, people who spank their kids are as well.

 

[nwbobber]

I'm glad that one douchebag found justice. On whether spanking kids is useful or not... I can say I was raised in the era when it was common, but my siblings and I received few of them. rather we learned to be honorable by parents who demonstrated honorable behavior. I think that was more important, as throughout my raising I was most afraid of disappointing my folks, who I looked up to greatly, not getting a spanking.
My guess is this jerk was raised by people who take no responsibility for themselves, blame everything bad that happens them on the gubbermint or something, and his kids will end up the same.

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

How the fuck did this turn into a spanking discussion?