wushaw
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Using a full auto weapon to hunt will run into problems with state and maybe Federal law. The key word is hunt. Not is. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
In FLA hogs are considered property of the land owner, or at least the used to be, so I don't think you would be hunting. So if in your state the pig is the landowners I think you can kill it however you wish. But if the state considers it a game animal..... Then you are hunting and me thinks there would be a problem. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
All the rules for removing pests like these is really annoying. We have been having a problem with coyote(s) getting to close to the house. Within 30-100 feet. I found two deer heads withint 50 feet of my kids rooms that he 'yotes had killed. From the tracks I have seen I think they killed one of the deer 30 feet from our bedroom. This morning one of the 'yotes went yelping through the front yard at 5:40 in the morning.
There is no closed season in NC for coyotes. I do have to have a hunting license which is not really a problem but its a pain. What really ticks me off is that I can't hunt them at night nor spot light them. We have small kids and the coyote(s) are not showing any fear of our place. We had not heard or seen any evidence of them in awhile so I was hoping it/they had moved on. But they ain't leaving on there on so I think I'll have to be more active in making them leave....
Later,
Dan )</font>
In Texas Feral hogs maybe taken by "ANY" means or method any time of the year, a hunting liscense is only required. Texas parks and wildlife
Using a full auto weapon to hunt will run into problems with state and maybe Federal law. The key word is hunt. Not is. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
In FLA hogs are considered property of the land owner, or at least the used to be, so I don't think you would be hunting. So if in your state the pig is the landowners I think you can kill it however you wish. But if the state considers it a game animal..... Then you are hunting and me thinks there would be a problem. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
All the rules for removing pests like these is really annoying. We have been having a problem with coyote(s) getting to close to the house. Within 30-100 feet. I found two deer heads withint 50 feet of my kids rooms that he 'yotes had killed. From the tracks I have seen I think they killed one of the deer 30 feet from our bedroom. This morning one of the 'yotes went yelping through the front yard at 5:40 in the morning.
There is no closed season in NC for coyotes. I do have to have a hunting license which is not really a problem but its a pain. What really ticks me off is that I can't hunt them at night nor spot light them. We have small kids and the coyote(s) are not showing any fear of our place. We had not heard or seen any evidence of them in awhile so I was hoping it/they had moved on. But they ain't leaving on there on so I think I'll have to be more active in making them leave....
Later,
Dan )</font>
In Texas Feral hogs maybe taken by "ANY" means or method any time of the year, a hunting liscense is only required. Texas parks and wildlife
