Gave this dude a ride in my truck today

[Tater]

[JABIII]

I hope you chunked that trap into the pond...

[OakNuts]

I hope you chunked that trap into the pond...

x2

...or put a bullet 'tween his eyes.

[GMAC]

What would be the point of that?

[Capt. Tom]

What would be the point of that?

same result if we put you in a cage and chunked you into the pond!

[Mobetter]

What would be the point of that?

You know it's illegal to release a trapped nuisance animal in SC, right?

[OakNuts]

What would be the point of that?

what're you, one of dem "catch and release" coon hunters?

[BOGSTER]

What would be the point of that?

Because it's considered pussyish among idiots to not kill everything that moves.....

[Mobetter]

Because it's considered pussyish among idiots to not kill everything that moves.....

SECTION 50-11-2570. Issuance of special permit to capture destructive animal.
(A) The department may issue special permits, at no cost to the applicant, for the taking, capturing, or transportation of a furbearing animal or another game animal which is destroying or damaging private or public property, timber, or growing crops so as to be a nuisance or for scientific or research purposes.
(B) The permit provided in subsection (A) is not required by the property owner or his designee when capturing furbearing animals or squirrels within one hundred yards of the owner's home when the animal is causing damage to the home or the owner's property. An animal captured pursuant to this subsection must be destroyed or with a department permit may be relocated.
(C) A person taking a furbearing animal under authority of a depredation permit may not dispose of the animal commercially. A person taking a furbearing animal in accordance with a depredation permit must report the number and type of animal taken to the department on forms prescribed by the department within twenty-one days of the expiration of the permit. A permit issued for the removal of destructive beavers is valid for a period of not less than one year from the date of issue.

[Moatsy]

Yall sure get worked up over a fella given a coon a ride.

[BOGSTER]

I ran a nuisance wildlife control business for 5 years.

Thanks for the lesson Mo.






For some reason, I can't see where Tater posted that the animal was a nuisance.

[Mobetter]

I ran a nuisance wildlife control business for 5 years.

Thanks for the lesson Mo.






For some reason, I can't see where Tater posted that the animal was a nuisance.

Did you destroy or relocate?

[OakNuts]

right, live raccoons are excellent for the local wood duck population

[BOGSTER]

Did you destroy or relocate?

Most of the time I relocated, but certain circumstances have called for destroying some animals.

[surfcock]

My wife just asked if that's your new hunting buddy.

[BOGSTER]

right, live raccoons are excellent for the local wood duck population

lol.

crazy that wood ducks and raccoons have coexisted for eons........without predator guards to boot.

[OakNuts]

lol.

crazy that wood ducks and raccoons have coexisted for eons........without predator guards to boot.

yea, and how much has woodrow habitat expanded since then?

[BOGSTER]

yea, and how much has woodrow habitat expanded since then?

probably ten fold.

[Tater]

I just gave the fucker a ride in my truck. The cage was to keep him from jumping out and hurting himself.

[Mobetter]

Most of the time I relocated, but certain circumstances have called for destroying some animals.

Understand that it is against state law to permit routine relocation of nuisance wildlife. No nuisance wildlife control operator is permitted to relocate captured wildlife to another location.

From SCDNR, concerning WCOs.

http://www.dnr.sc.gov/news/Yr2006/oc..._nuisance.html