You can hunt horses or donkeys in south america.How many guys would hunt them if it was allowed? Grip and grins with a stallion, talk about getting a large reaction from anti hunting community.
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You can hunt horses or donkeys in south america.How many guys would hunt them if it was allowed? Grip and grins with a stallion, talk about getting a large reaction from anti hunting community.
This is how you make money off wild horses. Tax dollars pay for feed and vet bills.
"Tourists" ride around in safari vehicles to admire them and take photos.
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I agree. Nobody wants to do it but it would still get done.They would sell every single tag in seconds.
Yes, tons of burros, but there are alot of feral horses here.Arizona doesn't have a lot of horses, but do have a bunch of them $^%% donkeys
Thats right, you can find burros around any lake in Arizona. Arizona Game and Fish has never taken this problem seriously.
Because their hands are tied by the Fed’s. What can they do?Arizona Game and Fish has never taken this problem seriously.
I plan on breaking them and becoming the first post apocalyptic used car salesmanIt's my food stash in the coming apocalypse.
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That would depend on what part you bring into mount. If I shot a big stallion, it wouldn’t be a shoulder mount, it would be quite the conversation starter thoughThe taxidermist would look at you really weird if you brought one in for a shoulder mount
This is what prompted my rancher in New Mexico, to shoot them , chasing offI worked closely with a local forest district when I was in oil and gas. The foresters (rangers) despised the feral horses. A stud will chase off the natural wildlife deer and elk) from water sources.
One forest employee referred to them as weeds and should be treated as such.
It is horrible that a hunter would publicly wish that someone else would unlawfully kill a protected species just because that individual doesn't like that species.Luckily I don’t have to deal with them but feel for the landscapes and native game that are suffering. It would be good if some hunters down there started to thin the herds and just keep quiet. How hard could it be? Would you do it if they were on the brink of eliminating sheep?
I plan on breaking them and becoming the first post apocalyptic used car salesman
If you need a job, I’ll probably be hiring
We raise donkeys down here as guard animals for some types of livestockIt is horrible that a hunter would publicly wish that someone else would unlawfully kill a protected species just because that individual doesn't like that species.
But that is to be expected on this site where it is unfortunately common for individuals to publicly advocate for the unlawful killing of species they don’t care for.
It is horrible that a hunter would publicly wish that someone else would unlawfully kill a protected species just because that individual doesn't like that species.
But that is to be expected on this site where it is unfortunately common for individuals to publicly advocate for the unlawful killing of species they don’t care for.
It happens but not a lot or at least you don’t hear much about it and rightfully so. I’ve had ranchers here and there suggest things. Problem is no one wants to go to jail over a donkey or a horse.Luckily I don’t have to deal with them but feel for the landscapes and native game that are suffering. It would be good if some hunters down there started to thin the herds and just keep quiet. How hard could it be? Would you do it if they were on the brink of eliminating sheep?