New one
Saw something new to me this morning. Garfield was eating on the rear porch. A very large bird flew, in from the left banked and settled 15 ft from the porch. I thought at firstit was a Golden Eagle ...
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magnusfide wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:
The wildlife center simply called DNR when I did not show up with the dang duck. So they descended on my property. :R
And if you had not called, then would the DNR have known? The reality: the DNR has delegated most of this to the states. And the states have delegated to the counties. And the counties don't have the money to deal with constant policing. Bottom line: the states where the amendment has been made really leave it up to the property owner's discretion.
Did not call DNR. Called a rescue center. THEY called DNR when they knew I had an injured wildlife on my property and I had not followed thru with bringing it in in a timely manner.
I spoke with the rescue center about it and sadly many people do call and then decide to keep it. Henceforth WHY they called DNR on me. IMHO I think DNR is the best of the governing agents. They are not just pumped up law enforcement they are dedicated to what they serve.
And actually I ended up benefiting from it!!!!
I had hunters in my area using rifle and trespassing and putting my horses in dangerous situations during hunting season.
I offered the DNR my garage to hide their vehicles in and to set up a sting on my property during hunting season. I have never seen smiles so big when I offered them this opportunity. Within an hour of opening day they had arrested 4 people. Confiscated 2 rifles. And me and horses where VERY happy and safe campers from there on in.:C