Hunting and fishing stories

[flowerbug]

I'd love to see them make a comeback. Seems we lose more and more of the wild things every year...

a lot of them are lost to over hunting.

 

[flowerbug]

There is not any "legal" hunting anymore that depletes a population.

i don't think anyone cares about something as small an area as a neighborhood.

Now I wouldn't go shoot the only pair of something around. If anything it's more not enough hunting of a separte species that can pose a problem. Turkeys will eat young pheasant and quail AND their eggs. Also coyote and other predator hunting isn't as common anymore. Hunting is done to keep everything equal and the license, tags, permits go to helping wildlife.

sadly, i don't think the people in this neighborhood who hunt them care much as they have not been a steady population for quite a long time. it's been going downwards.

 

[Chicks in VA]

Yup New Zealand, we have no hunting seasons or rules so because of that I have a ton of antlers already.

Thats cool

 

[R2elk]

I don't know what type of regulations they had back in the 80s.

The regulations concerning game birds were pretty much the same back in the 1980s as they are now.