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Post by esshup on Feb 11, 2021 22:45:47 GMT -5
What is that saying? How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Stop these hunts and they will just move on to something else. They are already all out against trapping. That's what they did in Colorado. No trapping allowed there now. I talked to a guy that is a construction worker during the summer and he shoots beavers during the Fall/winter when the weather allows.
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Post by Ahawkeye on Feb 12, 2021 1:44:03 GMT -5
Coyotes are so thick in Indiana they play a role in the ecosystem but maybe too much of a role. As said before if left unchecked there would be a very dispersed and slim amount of wildlife. I don't think it's the beginning of the end of these hunts but again as said maybe some discretion will come of it.
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Post by budd on Feb 12, 2021 10:29:50 GMT -5
I hunted with a group from Monticello many, many years ago. The "lead houndsmen" kept a spiral note book with all the landowners along with phone numbers, permission slips. I recall a warden stopping some of us and was asking about permission, Dean was quickly radioed and brought the book out, warden was satisfied and we all went on our way. Not sure if this group still runs as I was just a guest and really didnt know many of them but I was impressed that they were somewhat organized. Not saying all are like that but a few do care, and/or try to keep it legal and safe.
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