You can kill someone who comes into your house to rob you, so yes you can kill an animal that tries to steal from your garden. The method used is irrelevant. American citizens have an inherent right to defend their property, using lethal force if necessary.
Sorry if that makes the animal nutters even crazier than they already were. The rights of humans supersede those of deer, dogs, etc. Doesn't matter if it's cute and fluffy.
I find it funny how many people will act like it's a tragedy to kill a mammal to protect your cannabis, but happily murder insects and reptiles on a regular basis while trying to shame you for your "violent unethical behavior". Apparently they think that they get to decide the rules on which life matters and which life doesn't.
Why is poisoning insects okay? But poisoning deer bad? I don't base an animals right to exist on whether or not it's got hair.
old bowls or plastic tubs or containers you would normally throw away..
Place them around in your garden...
Pee in them often... Empty the old pee first...
Deer know the urine is from a human and will avoid the area unless they are really starving.
Pee more than 3 days old won't work because deer can tell it's old and figure the human has gone...
Also, I have discovered that a woman's pee doesn't work...
I think the deer can smell the difference and are not nearly as afraid of a female human...
Anyone who puts out anti freeze is a sick, sadistic bastard...
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So much this. Hell, I don't even care if you poach the deer out of season.I just wait for hunting season then shoot the deer and eat them.
The only time Ive had deer eat my plants was when the plants were young.
Once the plants flower it seems as though the deer dont care to nibble on them.
say what?Farmers can only use non-lethal no injury type of abatement. If they do anything to harm the animals, they will get charged with numerous crimes. We are not living in 1950's anymore
You can kill someone who comes into your house to rob you, so yes you can kill an animal that tries to steal from your garden. The method used is irrelevant. American citizens have an inherent right to defend their property, using lethal force if necessary.
Sorry if that makes the animal nutters even crazier than they already were. The rights of humans supersede those of deer, dogs, etc. Doesn't matter if it's cute and fluffy.
I find it funny how many people will act like it's a tragedy to kill a mammal to protect your cannabis, but happily murder insects and reptiles on a regular basis while trying to shame you for your "violent unethical behavior". Apparently they think that they get to decide the rules on which life matters and which life doesn't.
Why is poisoning insects okay? But poisoning deer bad? I don't base an animals right to exist on whether or not it's got hair.
Im sorry do you doubt its a real story? PM me and I can link you to the discussion and I sent, traded a PM with the douche have had a PM trying to justify it. There are members here who are there and probably know it. Good place but when a few of the long time members try and defend it Im done.It's like a startrec story. They're doing what? I'm sorry, you're not ready to join any federation.
Your a scumbag of indescribable dimensions. Id love to feed you a shot of prestone.You can kill someone who comes into your house to rob you, so yes you can kill an animal that tries to steal from your garden. The method used is irrelevant. American citizens have an inherent right to defend their property, using lethal force if necessary.
Sorry if that makes the animal nutters even crazier than they already were. The rights of humans supersede those of deer, dogs, etc. Doesn't matter if it's cute and fluffy.
I find it funny how many people will act like it's a tragedy to kill a mammal to protect your cannabis, but happily murder insects and reptiles on a regular basis while trying to shame you for your "violent unethical behavior". Apparently they think that they get to decide the rules on which life matters and which life doesn't.
Why is poisoning insects okay? But poisoning deer bad? I don't base an animals right to exist on whether or not it's got hair.
Sorry if that makes the animal nutters even crazier than they already were. The rights of humans supersede those of deer, dogs, etc. Doesn't matter if it's cute and fluffy.
I find it funny how many people will act like it's a tragedy to kill a mammal to protect your cannabis, but happily murder insects and reptiles on a regular basis while trying to shame you for your "violent unethical behavior".
(1) It is unlawful to kill protected wildlife or endangered species (as defined in RCW 77.08.010) unless authorized by commission rule or with a permit from the department, with the following additional requirements:
(a) Federally listed threatened or endangered species will require federal permits or federal authority, in addition to a state permit.
(b) All migratory birds are federally protected and may require a federal permit or federal authority, in addition to a state permit.
(2) Killing wildlife causing damage to a commercial crop or to livestock.
It is permissible to kill unclassified wildlife, predatory birds, and game animals that are in the act of damaging commercial crops or attacking livestock or other domestic animals, under the following conditions:
(a) Predatory birds (defined in RCW 77.08.010) and unclassified wildlife that are in the act of damaging commercial crops or attacking livestock or other domestic animals may be killed with the express permission of the crop, livestock, domestic animals, or property owner at any time on private property, to protect domestic animals, livestock, or commercial crops.
(b) If an owner has attempted nonlethal damage control techniques and acquires verbal or written approval from the department, they may kill an individual (one) deer or elk during the physical act of damaging commercial crops within a twelve-month period. The owner must notify the department within twenty-four hours of kill. The department will document animals harvested under this subsection and will ensure harvest is consistent with herd management objectives developed cooperatively with comanagers where available.
(c) Multiple deer or elk may be killed if they are in the act of damaging commercial crops if the owner, owner's immediate family member, agent of the owner, or owner's documented employee is issued damage prevention or kill permits and the owner has a valid, written damage prevention cooperative agreement with the department.
(d) An owner may kill an individual (one) black bear or cougar during the physical act of attacking livestock or domestic animals with or without an agreement or permit within a twelve-month period. The owner must notify the department within twenty-four hours of kill.
(3) Killing wildlife causing damage or killing wildlife to prevent private property damage.
(a) Predatory birds (as defined in RCW 77.08.010(39)), unclassified wildlife, and eastern gray squirrels may be killed by the owner of private property, owner's immediate family, agent of the owner, or the owner's documented employee with the express permission of the private real property owner at any time, to prevent private property damage on private real property.
(b) Subject to subsection (7) of this section, the following list of wildlife species may be killed by the owner of the property, owner's immediate family member, agent of the owner, owner's documented employee, or licensed hunters/trappers in a lawful manner with the express permission of the private real property owner, when causing damage to private property: Raccoon, fox, bobcat, beaver, muskrat, mink, river otter, weasel, hare, and cottontail rabbits.
(c) The department may make agreements with landowners to prevent private property damage by wildlife. The agreements may authorize permits to remove animal(s) to abate private property damage.
(d) Landowners are encouraged to allow general season hunting and trapping on their property to help minimize damage potential and concerns.
(4) Wildlife control operators may assist property owners under the conditions of their certification or permits to remove animals causing damage.
(5) Tribal members may assist property owners under the conditions of valid comanagement agreements between tribes and the department. Tribes must be in compliance with the agreements including, but not limited to, adhering to reporting requirements, possession, and harvest restrictions.
(6) Hunting licenses and/or associated tags are not required to kill wildlife under this section unless the killing is pursuant to subsections (2)(c) and (3)(b) of this section. Hunters and trappers participating in harvesting wildlife under this section must comply with provisions of each permit. Tribal members operating under subsection (5) of this section are required to meet tribal hunting license, tag, and permit requirements.
(7) Except as specifically provided in a permit from the department or a rule of the commission, people taking wildlife under this rule are subject to the laws and rules of the state.
say what?
rodents such as rats are routinely poisoned
RCW 16.52.190
Poisoning animals—Penalty.
(1) Except as provided in subsections (2) and (3) of this section, a person is guilty of the crime of poisoning animals if the person intentionally or knowingly poisons an animal under circumstances which do not constitute animal cruelty in the first degree.
(2) Subsection (1) of this section shall not apply to euthanizing by poison an animal in a lawful and humane manner by the animal's owner, or by a duly authorized servant or agent of the owner, or by a person acting pursuant to instructions from a duly constituted public authority.
(3) Subsection (1) of this section shall not apply to the reasonable use of rodent or pest poison, insecticides, fungicides, or slug bait for their intended purposes. As used in this section, the term "rodent" includes but is not limited to Columbia ground squirrels, other ground squirrels, rats, mice, gophers, rabbits, and any other rodent designated as injurious to the agricultural interests of the state as provided in *chapter 17.16 RCW. The term "pest" as used in this section includes any pest as defined in RCW 17.21.020.
(4) A person violating this section is guilty of a gross misdemeanor.
Im sorry do you doubt its a real story? PM me and I can link you to the discussion and I sent, traded a PM with the douche have had a PM trying to justify it. There are members here who are there and probably know it. Good place but when a few of the long time members try and defend it Im done.