TheJason
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Or other poisonsFifty years ago most of the raptors dyeing of lead were getting it in a more direct way.
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Or other poisonsFifty years ago most of the raptors dyeing of lead were getting it in a more direct way.
Personally I’m with @mtmuley on this one. I’m going to use what I want to use YMMV.
What are your feelings about poaching?Yep. The persecution/condemnation complex folks have around this and so many other issues is...interesting.
What are your feelings about poaching?
This site has a western hunting/"smelling your own farts about how far you packed out an animal on your expensive trip to Alaska" bias. I did a new version for all of us who grew up in the south.
New rifle w/ scope: $450 (only if diddy's 06' was destroyed when trying a Dukes of Hazard stunt)
Spotter (Let's go mid-range) $lol
Bino's: $50
Fancy Camo: $75
ATV: $3,000
Camper: $0
3/4 Ton Truck (let's be generous & say used) $7,000
Useless Upgrades to Truck: $15,000
Affliction T-shirts & Jeans: $0
Premium bonded bullets: $35/box of 50
Are you trying to say people should be allowed to smoke on plane's again?
This picture reminds me that Americans don't make the best choices regardless of the negative consequences. Surgeon General's report on the harm of tobacco came out while Kennedy was in office and the final ban on smoking on an airplane was in 2000. In this discussion, the harmful consequences (visible at least) are borne by birds. The ban on lead pellets for waterfowl was only because of the international migratory bird treaty and politicians could blame Canada.
Some things are more tangible and relatable than others.I'm not sure why this keeps devolving into kids eating lead fragments. I have seen birds die of lead poisoning. It is a terrible way to go. Ask a golden eagle if he wants to get clobbered by a truck or flop around on the ground for a week or so till he starves to death, I think we all know the choice he'd make. Hunters with ethics brag about being concerned that the deer they harvest die as humanely as possible ... but then patently don't give a shit if raptos suffer horribly and unnecessarily? Hard to wrap my head around that twisted code of outdoors ethics.
The only nontoxic buckshot I know of is Hevi-shot dead coyote. It’s pricey.Related... does anyone have personal experience or know of nontoxic buckshot? Thinking of using 3in 00 for deer next year.
Nice job, now they are going to demand everyone use eco friendly shingles now.California Condors like to take chunks out of the comp shingles on a good friend's cabin in the Sierras. I watched with wonder thinking wth is wrong with these birds? I don't know if shingles have lead in them, but any bird that will chew up comp shingles is not long for this world. Maybe eagles are smarter.....who knows.
$9 a round... yikes, is that the normal price or the "current" price?The only nontoxic buckshot I know of is Hevi-shot dead coyote. It’s pricey.
I think it’s pretty close to the normal price. Tungsten anything is crazy expensive. Federal’s TSS turkey loads are $9 a round too.$9 a round... yikes, is that the normal price or the "current" price?