He just sent the pic to a few friends and somehow the DNR got wind of it. He was politely instructed to delete the pics he had sent to the Friends and they also confiscated the picture he had taken with his camera. It doesn't surprise me. I had shipped a handgun to a lumber company in Georgia that I had sold. I made the mistake of putting ammo in the shipment which is not legal. I got a call from the ATF to meet them in boonsboro at the Kroger which was where I picked because it was a convenient meeting point between our two locations. When I got there they opened the package and told me that I had done everything right but I had just put ammunition in with the with the gun. I also had to call the lumber yard with the phone on speakerphone and verify that they had a FFL on location. Turns out it was actually an Ace hardware with a gun section with a adjoining lumber yard behind it. After they had heard that the FFL was indeed legitimate the crisis was averted. All they told me was not to include ammo in any further shipments of firearms. That concluded the meeting and they took the package back to the shipper and I took the ammo back with me. Some knit witt on here actually thought that I made the whole thing up but it sure as I'm sitting here and God as my witness it happened. How in the heck they knew there was ammo in the package well your guess is as good as mine. Maybe one of the box handlers at the shipper heard ammo rattling and opened the box to verify it. Anyway it just shows the big brother has its ways of finding little breaches of what they deam acceptable.
