FROM ABOVE
..."Sec.A12.104. RIGHT TO SEARCH AND INSPECT.
A (a) A game warden or other peace officer commissioned by the
department may search a game bag, vehicle, vessel, or other
receptacle if the game warden or peace officer has a reasonable,
articulable suspicion that the game bag, vehicle, vessel, or receptacle contains a wildlife resource that has been unlawfully killed or taken.
(b) A game warden or other peace officer commissioned by the
department may inspect a wildlife resource or a part or product of a
wildlife resource that is discovered during a search under
Subsection (a) of this section.
(c) In this section "wildlife resource" means an animal,
bird, reptile, amphibian, fish, or other aquatic life the taking or
possession of which is regulated in any manner by this code."...
to tell you the truth, it sounds like the warden is friends with the complaintaint, or they gave him a false report. very hard to pin
down in court, and financially restrictive. if upon his arrival, there
were no signs of hunting/poaching, this matter was beyond his
jurisdiction.
you said yourself that the berm shows signs of likely not stopping
projectiles. stop shooting there. as noted in previous posting if
you cause ANY damage with your firearm, the warden is by far
the least of your problems...
gunnie