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ducks~n~bucks wrote:

Eric Haynes wrote:

ducks~n~bucks wrote:Is there a limit on domestic ducks and geese if you are shooting them on public land? Are you allowed to bait them?

Almost all farm ducks and geese can't fly. The few that escape aand get killed during the season count in your bag limit.

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What if I hunt them out of duck season? Is that illegal?

I'm surprised Jehler hasn't offered you Glen Webers service yet....

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Goldfish wrote:Carp are free for all because they are invasive. That emu was invasive. See the similarities?

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So are those damn horses on the island where I hunt. But they're the "good" kind- you know, the kind that makes money for the government. So they're protected. Freaking hypocrites.

Eric Haynes wrote:

ducks~n~bucks wrote:

Eric Haynes wrote:

ducks~n~bucks wrote:Is there a limit on domestic ducks and geese if you are shooting them on public land? Are you allowed to bait them?

Almost all farm ducks and geese can't fly. The few that escape aand get killed during the season count in your bag limit.

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What if I hunt them out of duck season? Is that illegal?

I'm surprised Jehler hasn't offered you Glen Webers service yet....

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have to be 18 to get a tat

There is only one way to prove momo exists. You gotta kill one for scientists to study. Of course the shootervof momo will be ridiculed for killing an endagered species. Double-standard. Humans, when in great numbers, and organized, do the most insane things.

Goldfish wrote:Carp are free for all because they are invasive. That emu was invasive. See the similarities?

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Yes, but most states still require a fishing license even if you are specifically targeting carp (say with a bow or spear).

sws002 wrote:

Goldfish wrote:Carp are free for all because they are invasive. That emu was invasive. See the similarities?

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Yes, but most states still require a fishing license even if you are specifically targeting carp (say with a bow or spear).

hmmm, tooshay. Would an emu be small game since it's a bird, or big game since it's f'n big?

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Goldfish wrote:

sws002 wrote:

Goldfish wrote:Carp are free for all because they are invasive. That emu was invasive. See the similarities?

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Yes, but most states still require a fishing license even if you are specifically targeting carp (say with a bow or spear).

hmmm, tooshay. Would an emu be small game since it's a bird, or big game since it's f'n big?

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That was my thought. Seeing as how it is basically a turkey on steroids/growth hormones, I would imagine it would fall under "big game" and require some sort of depredation permit.

Highly doubt you'd need anything at all to shoot a farm emu. Same reason I can take live ducks leftover from a HT and shoot them over my dog for training.

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Eric Haynes wrote:Highly doubt you'd need anything at all to shoot a farm emu. Same reason I can take live ducks leftover from a HT and shoot them over my dog for training.

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This. This is the part that makes me say "no effing way" for counting ducks shot from a flock of farm ducks that come waddling into a field spread.

assateague wrote:

Eric Haynes wrote:Highly doubt you'd need anything at all to shoot a farm emu. Same reason I can take live ducks leftover from a HT and shoot them over my dog for training.

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This. This is the part that makes me say "no effing way" for counting ducks shot from a flock of farm ducks that come waddling into a field spread.

If ducks came waddling into my spread on a field aa farmer is letting me hunt, no fucking way Id be shooting any. That's no different than shooting his cows that walk over. Now shooting an escaped farm duck that flew into my spread on the swamp...damn right its going down.

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I was referring more to my back pasture, where the neighbors geese occasionally waddle. He has given me the green light to shoot any I want, since they have become somewhat "feral", living in the pine forest. He can't even begin to find them all anymore. But based on an earlier assessment, if I'm out hunting for resident geese, and shoot 8 of his farm geese, I have to be done.

assateague wrote:I was referring more to my back pasture, where the neighbors geese occasionally waddle. He has given me the green light to shoot any I want, since they have become somewhat "feral", living in the pine forest. He can't even begin to find them all anymore. But based on an earlier assessment, if I'm out hunting for resident geese, and shoot 8 of his farm geese, I have to be done.

Are any of said geese banded?

Nope. They're those big ass gray and white geese, with the fat asses. They roam the woods around here now.

3legged_lab wrote:

assateague wrote:I was referring more to my back pasture, where the neighbors geese occasionally waddle. He has given me the green light to shoot any I want, since they have become somewhat "feral", living in the pine forest. He can't even begin to find them all anymore. But based on an earlier assessment, if I'm out hunting for resident geese, and shoot 8 of his farm geese, I have to be done.

Are any of said geese banded?

Idd be shooting them

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Funny how an " identify the duck" thread turned into hunting for emu and momo.
Used to be a whole lot funner around here.

Ricky Spanish wrote:Funny how an " identify the duck" thread turned into hunting for emu and momo.
Used to be a whole lot funner around here.

before you showed up, hijacking every thread you could and babbling nonsense