Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: 509er on April 02, 2009, 08:51:44 PM
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Here are couple of pics of a porky that I took today before I ended his career of eating sheds. It was funny, he kept trying to backup and hit me with his tail, but could not see me when backing up, so he would stop and turn to see if I was still in his path and then turn back and start backing up while sweeping his tail.
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Cool pics!!! nasty little bast@rds
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Nice pic's. A lot of money in those little guys.
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Nice pic's. A lot of money in those little guys.
Really?
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$$$$ if your a veteranarian ;)
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that is for sure! Been there done that. :bash:
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Anyone ate one? Wonder how they taste? :drool:
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Really? :dunno:
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they come with built in tooth picks
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Nice pic's. A lot of money in those little guys.
Really?
When I was over hunting in Ione a few weeks back a person there told me that the local Indian's would pay up to $200. for them. They use the quills in their native art.
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Nice pic's. A lot of money in those little guys.
Really?
When I was over hunting in Ione a few weeks back a person there told me that the local Indian's would pay up to $200. for them. They use the quills in their native art.
No *censored*? Seems a bit extreme for an animal nobody really cares about and there's not really too many laws regarding them.
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Nice pic's. A lot of money in those little guys.
Really?
When I was over hunting in Ione a few weeks back a person there told me that the local Indian's would pay up to $200. for them. They use the quills in their native art.
No *censored*? Seems a bit extreme for an animal nobody really cares about and there's not really too many laws regarding them.
Who knows, the guy could be full of it. All I know is what he told me.
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I've heard that there worth about 200.00 bucks. Just have to find a buyer is all. cool pics by the way!
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KILLER CAMO... REALLY
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Two seasons ago my dog fetched one and set it down at my feet when looking for a downed bird. No brain no pain I guess :bash:
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I heard something like you weren't allowed to kill them unless it was case of survival/desperation because they were to slow to defend them self's. :dunno:
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Goods eats :EAT:
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I heard something like you weren't allowed to kill them unless it was case of survival/desperation because they were to slow to defend them self's. :dunno:
I don't think porcupines are classified in this state.
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I was wondering what the rules are on shooting them? I run across them all of the time bird hunting....
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When my girlfriend went thru hunters safety she asked the gamie about them. He told her there are no regulations on them. :mgun:
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Shoot every damn one of them. Last fall my dog got into one every weekend for four weeks. First one I was able to pull them out, second time I had to bring him to the vet, third time I was again able to pull them out, and the last weekend he must have thought he was tough because he had quills all down his chest and legs and face. He had so many in his mouth that he couldn't shut it and had some in his eyes. By the time I got home he wouldn't let me near him and was growling at me. I had no choice but to put him down. So kill every porcupine you see.
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Same thing happened to one of my dogs years back, i wish that upon no one
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My Chessy rolled on a dead one last year, and got coverd. Just one roll is all it took. Damn Porkys! Spur and I were able to get the quills out, thank goodness!