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If it's brown it's down, then we'll figure out what it is.
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it's an elk, not native to the area where she was hunting.
if I see one in Collins Ga. I'm gonna shoot it and eat it.
if I see one in Collins Ga. I'm gonna shoot it and eat it.
I would think it would be like shooting a wild pig here. Invasive species = fair game.
At least that would be my argument as I was cutting that thing up into steaks.
IF it’s brown, gun it down!
We can I.D. it later.
Of course it might be a rancher, farmer, hiker or camper. It may be a utility line worker surveying a path thru the woods where the company is going to seek an easement for future lines.
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As for this case it looks like the girl made a reasonable mistake, and any adult hunter in the South could have done the same thing .
Oh that’s such a quaint notion. That everything that’s not specifically made off-limits for hunting is fair game for hunting .
That kind of thinking went out of date 75 years years ago with the emergence of the modern police state.
The new legal system says that any act of killing a living creature is presumed to be felony animal cruelty unless you can point to some other law that gives you an excuse or mitigating circumstance .
LOL at the Yahoo comments, at least the rest of society is perfect.
That moose was coming straight for me and I feared for my life.
There's no closed season on coyote or crow either.
...I'll take that bet...
