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Florida bear cull called off; hunters kill nearly 300

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It's not for everyone and I get that. I love seeing the wildlife as well and feed them in my yard but do not shoot them (theoretically I could since I live in the county). Though my son has killed one behind the house---by hitting it with my jeep. At my farm they have a potentially different outcome.

I'm a huge fan of fallowing the law and properly recording kills so game management can do what they do best.

 

Uhhh, a few more details on this one please....perplexed

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Uhhh, a few more details on this one please....perplexed

 

Jeep meets deer at 55 MPH on 536. Jeep wins.

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Jeep meets deer at 55 MPH on 536. Jeep wins.

 

536 being the key...I was trying to figure out how he got enough speed down the hill and did it on your street !

I was told a 250# bear was taken in our county on opening day and one weighing over 400# was taken in McCreary County just south of here.

I was told a 250# bear was taken in our county on opening day and one weighing over 400# was taken in McCreary County just south of here.

They were riding a mountain lion carrying an armadillo when they were taken.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

..poor attempt at humor for formerky's sake.

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