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Sec. 61.060. DEFENSE TO PROSECUTION: HUMANE DISPATCH OF CERTAIN GAME ANIMALS AND BIRDS. (a) In this section:
(1) "Dispatch" means to kill by any humane method.
(2) "Game animal" has the meaning assigned by Section 63.001.
(3) "Game bird" has the meaning assigned by Section 64.001.
(b) It is a defense to prosecution for a violation of this chapter or of a regulation adopted or proclamation issued under the authority of this chapter by the commission that the actor dispatched a game animal or game bird that:
(1) was mortally wounded, not through the actor's conduct; or
(2) behaved in a manner that:
(A) is inconsistent with the manner in which a game animal or game bird that is not diseased typically behaves; and
(B) leads a reasonable person to believe that the game animal or game bird poses a substantial risk of serious harm to itself, a person, or other wildlife.
(c) The commission may adopt rules, including rules concerning the disposition of a game animal or a game bird that has been dispatched under this section, to implement this section.
So you have to get a buddy to shoot it for you?
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(1) was mortally wounded, not through the actor's conduct; or
(2) behaved in a manner that:
(A) is inconsistent with the manner in which a game animal or game bird that is not diseased typically behaves; and
(B) leads a reasonable person to believe that the game animal or game bird poses a substantial risk of serious harm to itself, a person, or other wildlife.
(c) The commission may adopt rules, including rules concerning the disposition of a game animal or a game bird that has been dispatched under this section, to implement this section.
There is an or section in there. If you have to dispatch the animal yourself, you should call your local game warden.
But definitely, if you are tracking your buddy's deer, you can dispatch it yourself. Same goes for the handlers of tracking dogs.Last edited by Sika; 10-03-2014, 11:37 AM.
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A one lung hit causes a sucking chest wound. Eventually the chest cavity will fill with air causing pressure on the lungs and making it difficult to breath. More than likely that's why he keeps laying down. The deer could possibly live for couple days and if infection doesn't kill him he could possibly make it. I have had several hog dogs get hit in one lung, and all of them are still alive.
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