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If it's brown it's down, then we'll figure out what it is.

Is it something new in recent years?

It's actually been on the books for several years.

It's nationwide, it's the result of a treaty with Mexico.

U.S. wanted Mexico to protect wintering ducks. Mexico needed something from the U.S. to make it look like it wasn't getting pushed around by the U.S on behalf of rich duck hunting gringos. Arguably, crows are migratory, so before you could say "no habla inglés" we had a treaty protecting crows. It's sort of like dove season, the states have a broad window to set their own season.

If you read the entire regulation which is somewhere, you can shoot crows that are involved in crop predation any time, and beings as they are always involved in crop predation, the season isn't much of a handicap.

But yes, I suspect a very high percentage of hunters in GA have no idea there is a crow season.
 
Should've tazed her...

It looks like she learned a valuable lesson, and the only thing that was hurt is the elk that darwined himself because he was too stupid to read a map...
 
Damn, I thought that Jersey milk cow was a whitetail doe for sure.:wacko:

If you don't know the difference between an elk and a whitetail deer, then you are definitely not responsible enough to be hunting unsupervised, or you should take your lumps like anybody else.:mmph:

What if the father shot the elk? Oh well its ok, he's just 37 years old, he's a city boy, we'll give him a pass for ignorance.:tape2:
 
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