This case clearly supports my idea that as shooters and hunters we have to police our ranks. It may not always win friends, but when we see another shooter or hunters doing something like this, we should be the first to call the authorities, and be willing to go to court if necessary. Failure to stop something like this only mushrooms to the point that it makes all of us look bad.
I know it is hard to turn another hunter/shooter in for doing something wrong, but why should anyone want to jeopardize their right to hunt so some idiot can break the law?
I would nor recommend confronting an individual like this, he may turn on you. Just place the phone call, state your name, and let the authorities handle it, that is, unless you know the person and have no feat of retribution.