whyelkhunt
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I assume they finding enough cooperative landowners to do the thinning? I can't imagine it'd be legal for them to do so on land without the permission of the owner.The DNR here holds to the theory that they need to reduce herd numbers. I do not agree with that stance. Ive been out coyote hunting and seen them shooting deer from a chopper and been in the same section as them when they are whacking them with rifles off a bait station. The land owners don't like it, the hunters dont and it hurts the gene pool diversity.
I wouldn't take that bet! Heck, a guy up north has permits to shoot them out of his tree "farm"...I'm betting most of the farmers in this part of the country wouldn't really oppose the "thinning" of the herds (crop damage) I'm assuming its the same in our neighboring state to the West. I hate to see them do it in the way they sometimes do, and honestly don't think it solves the problem.
I wouldn't take that bet! Heck, a guy up north has permits to shoot them out of his tree "farm"...
Just curious as diem said the landowners were against the practice, but yet it's still going on. I'm guessing it's due to it not being a consensus.