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Anon Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:19:30 No.685828 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>685833 >>685840 >>686028 >>687367 >>689804 >>691450

Hey guys. A few friends wanna take me out for a squirrel hunting trip, to a national park. Are there any laws or restrictions to hunting these animals?
Also, anything specific that we should use to kill, like bb guns, pellet rifles, slingshots, and etc.
(was killed by my house cat)

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PepsiFag !n/ZnkB9jUw Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:29:48 No.685833 Report

Quoted By: >>685841

>>685828
You gonna end up getting arrested.

Just make sure you have fun!

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:33:40 No.685836 Report

Quoted By: >>685838

Hunting in a national park...

I'm not American and even i know that's a bad idea.

Also, i hope your eating what you kill. I hate fuckers who kill for fun.

Anon

Anon Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:34:51 No.685838 Report

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>>685836
No, we are killing to eat. No part will be waste.

Really?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:35:36 No.685840 Report

Quoted By: >>685844

>>685828
>(was killed by my house cat)
You have a cougar?

Anon

Anon Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:35:58 No.685841 Report

Quoted By: >>685845

>>685833
I don't wanna break the law. I'm just curios about squirrel hunting, if I won't get arrested than I would huntil to eat.

Anon

Anon Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:38:39 No.685844 Report

Quoted By: >>685846

>>685840
Nope just a regular cat man, kills all the pests.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:40:27 No.685845 Report

Quoted By: >>685849 >>687391

>>685841

I'm Canadian, but I'd assume similar laws apply.

Hunting in areas where people frequent (national park, provincial park) is a no. There may be an odd exception.

Also, to hunt here you need a small game license. We also have our areas broken up into WMU (Wildlife management units) which determine when certain animals can be hunted in that area.

Check online with the conservation authority, and if you find no answers, call a 1-800 number. CO's can and will make your life hell. There's a reason for their rules.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:40:57 No.685846 Report

Quoted By: >>685851 >>685890 >>685941 >>687367 >>687431 >>689674

>>685844
I just ask. My Maine coon has problems hunting pinky mouse.

Anon

Anon Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:46:40 No.685849 Report

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>>685845
Thanks for the info man.

I can agree with what you said, and once again thanks. I would get a small game license if needed. I live in Florida btw.

Anon

Anon Wed 10 Feb 2016 23:48:16 No.685851 Report

Quoted By: >>687367

>>685846
Cool.
Maine coons are fucking beautiful. My cat is grey with black, looks like a tiger.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 00:46:58 No.685876 Report

Quoted By: >>685878

Don't you have pests or invasive species you can kill?

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 00:53:51 No.685878 Report

Quoted By: >>685895 >>685936

>>685876
Well I'm not gonna eat a rat.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 01:27:07 No.685890 Report

Quoted By: >>687367 >>687431

>>685846
My Maine Coon mixed stray is a professional killer.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 01:47:30 No.685895 Report

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>>685878
Why not?

Squirrels are just rats with great jumping abilities.

Please don't go hunting in a national park. There are probably identified hunting grounds nearby.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 01:49:25 No.685896 Report

Quoted By: >>685910 >>687618

I hunt squirrels quite often.

You generally can't hunt in state or national parks.

Some state parks have areas open to hunting.

Squirrels have a hunting season. My state has a few times a year that is open for squirrels. My state also has plenty of large areas set aside for nothing but hunting called state game lands. I'm in Pennsylvania.

What state are you in OP?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 01:57:04 No.685906 Report

Quoted By: >>685911

Your friends are total morons. Of all the places to choose to hunt, they go with the one that is most illegal, with the highest number of rangers.

You'd get arrested immediately.

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 02:08:15 No.685910 Report

Quoted By: >>686033 >>689377

>>685896
I live in the shiny state of Florida. We have no other place to hunt I guess, since we don't want to go to the everglades or something.

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 02:09:15 No.685911 Report

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>>685906
I sorta agree man. I know that it sounds crazy.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 03:20:57 No.685936 Report

Quoted By: >>686176

>>685878
I mean, i wouldn't eat a city squirrel, but one that's lived its life in the woods, why not?

It likely ate very healthy and clean, so it's fine.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 03:26:49 No.685941 Report

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>>685846
They need to have learned to associate killing with food. I have had 2 strays and 2 domestics.The strays kill any pests they found, the domestics had no clue and neglected to finish the job.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 05:30:24 No.686028 Report

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>>685828
American here.

Generally National and State Parks are a no go for taking of game. National Forrest, National Wildlife refuges, and BLM land offer opportunities though. I don't have any BLM experience as I'm not out west. National Forrest hunting guidelines, at least in my experience, are just the same for the rest of the state. You sound like a newbie as you didn't ask the correct questions so I'm gonna tell you to go learn your state laws. After you learn them you are gonna need hunters education and a license. It's a bit overwhelming at first learning all the rules, but in the end it's worth it. Hunting large open areas of public land are the closest you are ever gonna get to what it was like before we fucked this country of ours up. Email a state wildlife officer if you have questions. They are there for hunters and everyone I've dealt with has been pretty professional. Just for fucks sake write a proper email not some Internet slang shit.

Really wish you mods would sticky this shit. I know I've typed a similar response at least 20 times since this board was created.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 05:40:57 No.686033 Report

Quoted By:

>>685910
Myfwc.com is your friend. You need to look at the hunting guidebook. Looks like you have lands maintained by the FWC called WMAS (wildlife management areas). No experience in Florida but from what I know about other states WMAS they should offer great hunting oppprtunities. WMAS tend to be the strictest as far as regulations go. For example.in Arkansas even possession of a saw on a WMA is a fine and you can't camp unless at dedicated camp sites. I just prefer National Forrest for hiking and hunting. You can have concealed handguns (assuming you live in a free state), you can camp almost anywhere, and building of campfires is OK as long as there isn't a burn ban.

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 14:06:21 No.686176 Report

Quoted By: >>686200

>>685936
Yea man, I really wanna eat some. I don't kill for no reason.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 14:51:51 No.686200 Report

Quoted By: >>686220 >>686296 >>689704

>>686176
Not the same anon. I was going to call you a sick fuck for wanting to kill these funny animals, but if you're really going to eat them I guess there's nothing wrong with killing them.

Please don't hunt them with a slingshot, that's animal cruelity.

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 15:20:39 No.686220 Report

Quoted By: >>686296

>>686200
Yea man. I disagree with the killing of animals for no reason. I really do just wanna eat them, I'm not wasting anything even the skin will be used to make something.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 15:28:22 No.686223 Report

Quoted By: >>686226

Here's the link to the small game page

>http://m.myfwc.com/hunting/by-species/small-game/

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 15:29:30 No.686226 Report

Quoted By:

>>686223
Thanks bud.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 16:56:57 No.686296 Report

Quoted By: >>686312 >>686331 >>686384

>>686200
>>686220
What about killing for fur and bones? I trap animals for this reason and have no desire to eat most of then. I'm talking about coons, coyotes, foxes, and beaver. If that's not OK with you, does it make a difference if the animal was harming property of endangering livestock? If you disagree why is it ok to kill a deer for food but disreguard the hide as waste? I think this whole idea of "only kill what you eat" is bullshit. It should be changed to "only kill if that animals remains serves a purpose"

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 17:18:12 No.686312 Report

Quoted By: >>686325

>>686296
>>686296
>It should be changed to "only kill if that animals remains serves a purpose"
That's right, but if that purpose is something like fucking those remains it's not true.

I have a problem with killing animals higher on the food chain. Hunters usually are smarter than the prey. The wolves and foxes have feelings just like we do

Animals that do not benefit for having a capability to plan and think probalby don't plan and think. Killing a rabbit is not the same thing as killing a coyotee.

I'm not a hippie.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 17:40:04 No.686325 Report

Quoted By: >>686332

>>686312
Whoa someone actually answered my question without getting all crazy.

>foxes and coyotes have feeling just like us
I wouldn't go that far. They can know fear, excitement, and maybe few other emotions but nowhere near the spectrum as a human. Wild Animas also don't understand the concept of greed,only taking what you need, sympathy, and compassion. Go watch a video of a coyote that catches a rabbit. They almost enjoy the sound that rabbit makes. I've seen trees cut by beavers that were wasted. I've seen them continue to flood areas and cut trees when they have plenty of food stockpiled and plenty of habitat considering the lodge size.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 17:58:16 No.686331 Report

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>>686296
That meat, while not up to par with what humans will eat, can still be donated to wild life rehabs. Especially places that have to take care of exotics like tigers and wolves/wolf-dogs. They often go bankrupt trying to feed their animals. If you do decide to donate, just try to make sure they aren't breeding/selling or a hoarder

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 11 Feb 2016 17:59:00 No.686332 Report

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>>686325
>I'm not saying you shouldn't kill coyotees. I'm saying you shouldn't kill them and think they're just dumb animals and what you do means nothing. Pack animals certainly do understand concepts like sympathy and compassion. The reason we humans have those feelings is the fact we once were pack animals. That's why humans sometimes act unselfishly even though their intelligence tells to do the other thing.

Anon

Anon Thu 11 Feb 2016 19:27:05 No.686384 Report

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>>686296
You are right sir.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sat 13 Feb 2016 06:14:32 No.687366 Report

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Don't hunt in a National Park. Thats retarded and you'll almost defiantly end up in jail unless they have specifically opened up a season for it. There is probably some public hunting grounds within 30 minutes of wherever you're wanting to go. Be sure to look up on your state's small games regulations.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 13 Feb 2016 06:20:47 No.687367 Report

Quoted By: >>687382 >>687384

>>685828
>>685846
>>685851
>>685890

Keep your shit cat inside.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sat 13 Feb 2016 06:43:11 No.687382 Report

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>>687367
very good have a cookie
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Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 13 Feb 2016 06:45:48 No.687384 Report

Quoted By:

>>687367
This.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 13 Feb 2016 06:53:02 No.687391 Report

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>>685845
you need to get a general hunting license, most states have those and they cover most ground rodents/squirrels, common birds, and small game. Sometimes cover trapping as well. National Parks DO have hunting licenses, but they vary greatly via season, cost, region, etc. IE parks that are heavily traffic'd to death do not allow any hunting by the general public, while smaller/larger more remote locations NEED people to help control animal populations. Think rich and famous for Yellowstone national park, or a land owner.

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bugguy !S0xZFbp/pY Sat 13 Feb 2016 08:15:05 No.687431 Report

Quoted By:

>>685846
no one lets breed cats outdoors.
>>685890
mix cats don't exist, only registered cross-breeds.

if a breed cat gets pounded by a mutt, the kittens are mutts.

if you don't have paperwork for your cat, it's a mutt regardless of what it looks like.

Sage

Sage Sat 13 Feb 2016 16:40:05 No.687618 Report

Quoted By: >>689712

>>685896
How would I go about finding a place to hunt deer? I am also in Pennsylvania. I can shoot a rifle very well, but have never been hunting. Nobody in my family was a hunter so I didn't really have anyone to learn from.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Feb 2016 05:34:39 No.689377 Report

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>>685910
Florida fag here.

You can hunt in Ocala.. What part of florida you talking about.. I know some areas that are questionable but you wont be bothered either...

Anonymous

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Anonymous Tue 16 Feb 2016 19:02:37 No.689674 Report

Quoted By:

>>685846
My maine coon would take down a cow

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Feb 2016 19:38:08 No.689704 Report

Quoted By:

>>686200
Hunting with a slingshot is not animal cruelty you dumb piece of shit. Get your head out of that loose ass of yours, faggot.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Feb 2016 19:45:16 No.689712 Report

Quoted By:

>>687618
>How would I go about finding a place to hunt deer?
>Pennsylvania

Literally anywhere there is trees should be good

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Feb 2016 21:43:45 No.689804 Report

Quoted By:

>>685828
You'd be better with a pellet rifle in your back yard. There are seasons and bag limits to squirrels just like any other game.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 19 Feb 2016 01:47:04 No.691450 Report

Quoted By:

>>685828
>National Park

Are you sure its a "park?"

National parks are a no go, national FOREST on the other hand are perfectly fine to hunt in. At least in my state, and since national forests are federal I'd assume its okay in yours as well.

Which brings us to the main problem of your post, you're seeking this info on an image board for Japanese cartoons. Check your local laws and regulations, find out when the seasons start, and get the proper permits. Thats the only way you're going to find the information you seek.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 20 Feb 2016 21:33:58 No.692726 Report

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why are floridians so idiotic?

in florida feral pigs are an invasive species and can be hunted year round without a bag limit and without a license. they yield plenty of tasty meat and can be hunted with a variety of calibers. i've used .223 and .243.

you need only to find land to hunt on. good luck. keep your cat inside. leave the squirrels alone. get some new friends.

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