If it kills deer fawns or turkey poults or my chickens it gets shot. In season, out of season, at night, in the daylight. Etc. hawks, coyotes, bob cats, feral cats, pet cats, wild dogs, all the same. SKS. Shoot……kick it in the ditch….shutup.
Pass the word. Need information on how to break the game law, poach, jacklight and get away with it? The go-to place is Muzzleloading Forum, they always have the best and latest advice, free of charge and with no shame whatsoever.If it kills deer fawns or turkey poults or my chickens it gets shot. In season, out of season, at night, in the daylight. Etc. hawks, coyotes, bob cats, feral cats, pet cats, wild dogs, all the same. SKS. Shoot……kick it in the ditch….shutup.
good on you for exercising common sense. Heck I killed a coyote last year that jumped into my fenced in yard and was trying to eat my wife's little dog. Oh my......I didn't call the game warden or the Sheriff either. Then there was the time my neighbor down the road shot an entire family of hawks out of a tree because they were killing his chickens. The audacity of one to protect their animals and property. Some people have no clue that it is PERFECTLY lLEGAL to do so. Some people also don't know that hunting predators 24/7 365 is legal here. Then again some people just want to pretend they are the ethics police and spout ignorant comments. Those special people are the ones the "ignore" button is designed for.Sir................no offense meant . Only thing I've had on my record is , three traffic tickets in 75 years. But bet on it , I once killed a protected , 48" white timber rattler heading down a camp driveway toward three little kids playing there. I would have done it , if I would have cost my life. When wild critters require policing , I'll take care of business. I don't worship them , as some do , but I eat the ones edible , so no waste , is committed. I wish you well.
Sounds like Penn and NY may have something common. There have been rumors for years that NYS DEC stocked cougars. Of course they deny it. There have also been sighting for years. And DEC passes them off as mistaken identity.
I've spent my life roaming the woods in the Adirondacks. I've seen tracks twice that can only be a cougar. Wayyyy too big for bobcat, and no claws, so it's not a bear. Both times on snow when bears are generally denned up anyway.
About a year ago, I had an animal cross the road in front of me. No long snout, solid color, long heavy tail curled at the tip to keep it off the ground. Thick legs. Definitely a cat and far beyond the size of even the biggest housecat I've ever seen. Not an adult, I don't think but a 40lb ish animal.
Not sure why state agencies aren't honest with people about this stuff until caught red handed.
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