Game Camara Thread

Colby said:
One of my bigger ones that got away..
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That's about a shag-nasty lookin' ol' bastage right there.
 
That would be one of the shaggiest hogs Ive seen in a while! Hes one that needs to die!
 
FrankT said:
Great Cat, supposedly have panthers here, never see one and the FL FWC says there are none...but there are!
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So? Do the regs state that you're NOT allowed to kill "what isn't there"?
 
That is a mangy looking hog Colby. Did you get him?
 
No I never got him.. That was back in my inexperienced day with my digisighto_O
 
A fawn killin' hog NEEDS killin' !!
 
LOL a corn thief caught thievin' the thieve's corn.
 
Way to go Florida. Go ahead and let them damned bears tear up hundreds of $$'s worth of feeders and game cams because of the tree/bunny huggin' libatards.

We're overrun with them down here...no season...no hunting allowed. How utterly stoooopid. --- pruhdlrsecuredownload.jpeg securedownload.jpeg
 
BTW....if even a medium sized bear wanted your/my roll bbl, it would be gone.

When guiding in Maine we used 55gal drums for our bait. They were chained to a tree. A bear got one of mine one day and I eventually found it 200yds away, across a deep water creek and thru some of the thickest alder swamp that you could find in the whole state. He will move it as far away as possible to keep it from other bear.

If a black bear wants your stuff........... he will get your stuff.....GUARANTEED !! --- pruhdlr
 
FrankT said: ↑
Great Cat, supposedly have panthers here, never see one and the FL FWC says there are none...but there are! So? Do the regs state that you're NOT allowed to kill "what isn't there"?

yes, they are protected even if we don't have any.
 
Ratdog68 said:
So? Do the regs state that you're NOT allowed to kill "what isn't there"?
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They are generally believed to not have much of a presence north of lake county. Which is pretty much dead center of the state. I don't believe that. They cover
So much ground and are solitary. Even down in collier, glades hendry and Monroe counties where there populations are the biggest they are rarely seen. I have friends that have seen them during the day in big cypress. My brother has seen lots of sign of them plenty north of what the FWC designates as there normal range.
In any case, they're fully protected from harvest statewide.
 
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