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03-15-2014, 04:55 AM
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What ssired posted is considered by our State wildlife officials a good hunt - good kill and very encouraged to do so. It's actually illegal to not kill that animal before removing him from the trap.
One of the barrier islands owned by the State half way between me and ssired has a sniper on the payroll to kill them year round in order to keep the population down enough to reduce them from raiding the sea turtle nests, ground nesting birds and reduce the impact on the islands natural inhabitants. This is on top of the 7 hunts allowed that include 675 people to participate.
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