It depends on how good of friend he is. If it is a really good friend, I wouldn't turn him in. I would simply stop hunting with him.

I would not turn him in but I would definately confront him and kick him out on good terms, if that's possible, explaining to him that he wasn't respecting wildlife and your rules.

Turning him in would probably not get him in trouble or even make him stop, just really get him to hate you. Which would I guess solve your dilemma. I would stop hunting with the guy.

Kyle-
I'm glad you're "just asking and it's not happening to you!" I certainly would object and let my opinion be known. The person that this is "happening to" is enabling the law breaker to continue his unthical,illegal and immoral ways.

If he is prone to do these things in front of you,what has he done behind you and your friends back?
Generally speaking,these people have a serious character flaw and he too is probably a practicing thief,liar and deceiver.

Friends don't let friends act this way,without pointing him/them in the right direction.

He too is part of the problem!
To see an injustice and not do anything about it is just plain cowardly,and every person that allows this kind of behavior to continue is part of a bigger problem!

That in a nut shell is part of whats wrong with America ... we see people littering,parking in handicapped parking places,with no placard, going through the express check-out line with 57-items, the list goes on.

Kyle-
Make a decision to do the right thing as you walk this earth and live an abundant and prosperous life.
Thanks for sharing!

I would not hunt with him anymore if it is a problem for him and he brings it up I would let him know why and be completely honest with him. If he is any kind of friend i would not turn him in

Many years ago, I was a member in good standing of a group of deer hunters, both archery and rifle. They (we) were pretty free wheeling with the game laws, and being young and wanting to belong at that time, I pretty much went along with whatever was at hand. As I got a bit older, got married, I started thinking about what I would do on the day that a bus load of game wardens rolled in to get us and what I was ignoring around home just to hang around with these guys. I started distancing myself from the group until I was hardly there at all. The good Lord works things out tho. Today, I hunt my homeplace with my kids and it's the best ever. Just yesterday, my son and I were trying to make some archery plans for the next couple of days and my daughter came home, excited, with a report of the bucks she had seen around the place that day. I would find another place to hunt, and probably other friends. Good luck.

I would stop hunting with him.

We had a group of three of us that hunted elk together for 10 years now there are only two of us due to the same reasons you have stated. as Derrit said leave him on the side of the road you will be better off in the end. Thats exactly what we did.

Food for thought,

If you have any knowledge of any individual breaking the laws on your land, it makes you part of the crime as well and subject to arrest, forfeiture/confiscation of property too! fines and jail time so think about it! O'

Kyle: Frankly speaking.. You know right from wrong. You know the consequences if he gets caught and you are with him.

You decide is it worth the loss of your hunting privilages, money (fines), possibly spendin time with bubba in an 8X8.

Friends come and go. I've walked away from friends who were boneheads. It's a tough decision one you have to make.

Turn him in: Friends don't let friends be donkey butts!