Hmong people and over fishing

[Reporter]

Cool, NtsesHnub.

[hmgROCK]

never caught one
i snag a sturgeon once

[Hung_Low]

I'm sure everyone knows that Hmong people have a bad rep for over fishing and taking more than the limit.  Not all Hmong people take more fish than what they are allowed or keep the fish that they are not supposed to keep but many Hmong people do take more than what's allowable and do keep small-sized fish that they are not supposed to keep.  What do you guys think of this?  It sucks that we are known as the Asians that don't follow DNR rules.  Thoughts?

Not just fishing... hunting and planting weeds  Them OGs don't give a F about rules.

Honestly though, a lot of other race does it too.

[Reporter]

Some White guys came on a radio show and talked about how they felt some Asian had been poaching deer. They said they found some legs buried on the grounds and that they knew some Asian hunters had done that. They meant to alert the authorities that those were Hmong poachers.

But little did they know that the various games commissions like the Minnesota DNR and others don’t quite believe that. Truth is, the Hmong don’t bury deer legs like that. We take everything home, even the entrails. The DNR knows that. So, what would be appropriate is to ticket those guys that were on the radio show.

Poaching laws existed long before the Hmong flew over the ocean to the New World. Guess why they existed and on whom.

[theking]

never caught one
i snag a sturgeon once

Hard to catch one being trapped in the basement AAT...

[hmgROCK]

Some White guys came on a radio show and talked about how they felt some Asian had been poaching deer. They said they found some legs buried on the grounds and that they knew some Asian hunters had done that. They meant to alert the authorities that those were Hmong poachers.

But little did they know that the various games commissions like the Minnesota DNR and others don’t quite believe that. Truth is, the Hmong don’t bury deer legs like that. We take everything home, even the entrails. The DNR knows that. So, what would be appropriate is to ticket those guys that were on the radio show.

Poaching laws existed long before the Hmong flew over the ocean to the New World. Guess why they existed and on whom.

i might put antler there
and rub blood on tree

to scared other hunter away

 

[Reporter]

Mr. Scudder's catches.