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WOW, very interesting. keep us updated.
Need some direction here. Have looked through the Game regs and can not see where it prohibits the collection of antlers from dead animals found in the wild. I found where it is Legal to possess naturally shed antlers of deer elk and moose but can NOT find anything that says you can't collect antlers from animals found dead or even where it says you can't have them. I am not reading between the lines of the regs and if it doesn't say you can't then that means you can.....
It looks like it's done feeding on this kill?
Bear paw Thanks but like I said no where in the regs does it say you CAN NOT have them.....
Have to wait until next Sunday I'll see what is left when I get there and what is on my camera then. About a mile away from the kill, I found a kitty litter area. I'll keep you guys updated, hope to bring this kitty home.
Perfectly legal to bait cougar as long as you are not using edible parts of game animals or game fish or roadkill wildlife. I'm pretty sure you cannot move roadkill deer.
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This is such bull *censored* I hate poachers!!! They should give them animal cruelty charges! Lock them up for it and kick them out of our state when they get out! No second chances, lives tough, live and learn!
Quote from: hunterrcc on March 08, 2013, 12:27:27 AMThis is such bull *censored* I hate poachers!!! They should give them animal cruelty charges! Lock them up for it and kick them out of our state when they get out! No second chances, lives tough, live and learn!I'm a little lost after this comment as well.Poachers?........Did I miss something? Are you sure your in the right thread?
Quote from: bearpaw on February 19, 2013, 03:19:33 PM Perfectly legal to bait cougar as long as you are not using edible parts of game animals or game fish or roadkill wildlife. I'm pretty sure you cannot move roadkill deer.Don't want to start an argument here but you can pick up road kill and use it for bait. Page 77 Washington's 2012 Big game Hunting Seasons and Regulations.Possession and use of wildlife"#4 Wildlife found dead.You may remove and dispose of wildlife found dead on your property or an adjoining public roadway, but you must notify WDFW. Dead wildlife can only be removed for disposal not for personal use or consumption. ( WAC 246-203-121)"
Quote from: Jingles on February 25, 2013, 09:45:20 AMQuote from: bearpaw on February 19, 2013, 03:19:33 PM Perfectly legal to bait cougar as long as you are not using edible parts of game animals or game fish or roadkill wildlife. I'm pretty sure you cannot move roadkill deer.Don't want to start an argument here but you can pick up road kill and use it for bait. Page 77 Washington's 2012 Big game Hunting Seasons and Regulations.Possession and use of wildlife"#4 Wildlife found dead.You may remove and dispose of wildlife found dead on your property or an adjoining public roadway, but you must notify WDFW. Dead wildlife can only be removed for disposal not for personal use or consumption. ( WAC 246-203-121)"It does look like you could use roadkill for cougar bait, IF it is found dead on YOUR property or the road adjoining it. You can't just drive down the road and pick up a fresh dead deer from anywhere, unfortunately.IB, check your local schools, there might be someone (biology teacher?) there with a salvage permit like my wife has for her classroom. They would probably love to get the skull. You might also contact WDFW and ask for the person in charge of salvage permits. They would likely be able to get you in touch with someone that could use it.
Dead wildlife can only be removed for disposal not for personal use or consumption.
I bet some of those hoof rot elk are easy pickin's for those cats.
Ok here are some more picts from this week. the person in the photo is not me, and I'm glad to see he only took pictures. I removed my trail cam from this spot , to many people there.But i did leave my camera that I got cougar pictures on, just a few miles away. hope to get more.wished I had more time to hunt these cats .
Quote from: IBspoiled on March 11, 2013, 12:09:05 AMOk here are some more picts from this week. the person in the photo is not me, and I'm glad to see he only took pictures. I removed my trail cam from this spot , to many people there.But i did leave my camera that I got cougar pictures on, just a few miles away. hope to get more.wished I had more time to hunt these cats . Well i found out that the person in the photo is a friend so I didn't need to take my camera down
Quote from: IBspoiled on March 12, 2013, 12:55:26 PMQuote from: IBspoiled on March 11, 2013, 12:09:05 AMOk here are some more picts from this week. the person in the photo is not me, and I'm glad to see he only took pictures. I removed my trail cam from this spot , to many people there.But i did leave my camera that I got cougar pictures on, just a few miles away. hope to get more.wished I had more time to hunt these cats . Well i found out that the person in the photo is a friend so I didn't need to take my camera down Lol just struttin his stuff on your cam, Did he know it was there or what?