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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2014 8:45:42 GMT -5
I have to agree with Mac and Austin, It's a pretty hard pill to swallow when you pay a few thousand in property taxes and the Gov. tell's you when you can and can't harvest what many believe to be a nusiance critter.
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Post by elwood on Sept 20, 2014 6:15:43 GMT -5
Not to get off the coyote subject. Someone correct me if I'm wrong Mexico's national bird is the Raven and being that the raven is a bigger version of a crow that is part of the reasoning for crow season(limit the the chances of getting ravens).
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Post by trappermac on Sept 20, 2014 7:07:32 GMT -5
The bird treaty between Mexico and the US was amended in 1982 to give protection to 63 species of birds that are native and common to both US and Mexico (it included birds of prey and crows). The crow was just one of the 63 species. Certain birds under this treaty are allowed to be hunted for a period not to exceed 124 days in a calender year, the states can regulate how that happens. NY splits it up like it does to allow hunting of them over a 7-8 month period, some states do it differently. As simple as that. It was done simply to protect "native" birds.
Mexico's natonal bird is the crested caracara.
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