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Feral animal hunt

Started by Julian, February 24, 2015, 03:41:00 PM

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Krex1010

QuoteOriginally posted by Alexander Traditional:
I think the only thing you could or would want to hunt would be hogs. Feral is anything that was domesticated,and has gone wild. So I don't think nutria would apply either.
I believe recently divorced ladies would qualify in that definition, may not be a bow hunt, but a fun hunt nontheless!
I recommend catch and release
"You can't cheat the mountain pilgrim"

threeunder

Maybe do an armadillo and hog hunt in Georgia.
Ken Adkins

Never question a man's choice in bows or the quality of an animal he kills.  He is the only one who has to be satisfied with either of those choices.

Chromebuck

OMG Krex1010!  You are spot on!  Lol!

I know this was intended for the lower 48, but Alaska has a considerable amount of feral reindeer herds aka caribou I guess.  Interesting enough anything in Alaska that is feral is legal to hunt year round.  Feral can be misleading up here also.  Feral is also considered farm animal escapees!  Most exotics don't make it through our winters except the last two winters have been warmer than in the Midwest.  Escapee turkeys are prized!

Several bear siting's reported in this weeks paper.  For February this is crazy...
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