[eric strt6]

the Thanksgiving and Xmas day survivors having a party in between my place and my neighbors house

and yes my neighbor does have some plastic pink flamingos in his front yard

 

[X3pilot]

Dude, between your deer pics and this, you should never have to buy meat in a store ever again!

 

[eric strt6]

Dude, between your deer pics and this, you should never have to buy meat in a store ever again!

I woke up to this weird clicking, gnashing noise last night. I looked out the bedroom window to see two bucks bucks rutting. They were less than 10 feet away in full antler lock with each other, too cool

 

[jdcamb]

Here is what I would do.... Go to the craft store and buy some 4mm silk string. Green or brown is the best. Find some sweet clover, usually at the edge of your yard. Pull it up roots and all. Clean off the dirt. Put it in a bag and gently mash it up. Make a generous pile somewhere in your yard. Make a slip knot in a long length of the string and circle it around the pile of clover. The string has to be long enough for you to stealthily pull it and not have it unravel as you do. Duck blinds at the corner of your house will hide you. Once you snare a bird, be careful, the claws will eff you up. Take a broom stick and use it to hold the bird while you break its neck. Dress it like a fresh chicken. As long as you get it on your property it is not poaching.... Eat like a king. Get them now as they will get scrawny over the winter...

 

[eric strt6]

jd pellet rifle with a hunting pellet to the head works just fine, don't ask me how
i know

 

[gonefirefightin]

no beards.....

 

[TSchultz]

As long as you get it on your property it is not poaching....

I hope your joking...

 

[eaterofdog]

Here is what I would do.... Go to the craft store and buy some 4mm silk string. Green or brown is the best. Find some sweet clover, usually at the edge of your yard. Pull it up roots and all. Clean off the dirt. Put it in a bag and gently mash it up. Make a generous pile somewhere in your yard. Make a slip knot in a long length of the string and circle it around the pile of clover. The string has to be long enough for you to stealthily pull it and not have it unravel as you do. Duck blinds at the corner of your house will hide you. Once you snare a bird, be careful, the claws will eff you up. Take a broom stick and use it to hold the bird while you break its neck. Dress it like a fresh chicken. As long as you get it on your property it is not poaching.... Eat like a king. Get them now as they will get scrawny over the winter...

Jesus Christ, WRASSLE the ****ing turkey down? You gonna use the money you save on stitches?

 

[jonKranked]

I hope your joking...

In certain states this IS legal.

 

[syadasti]

In certain states this IS legal.

Simply having a yard does not make it legal, you need to be compliant with hunting regulations or if its native non-game species other than a few pest species like corvids (and its illegal in HI due to crows being endangered there) its illegal to to possess, transport, or export any migratory bird, or any part, nest, or egg of any such bird according to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

You can get special licenses for nuisance animals, but as a general rule you cannot take birds without hunting or special permits.

In CA:

To hunt wild turkey, you must possess a valid California hunting license and an upland game bird stamp. Hunters under the age of 12 may hunt if they have taken and passed a hunter safety course and possess a valid California hunting license.

You can however do what you like to non-native invasive avian species.