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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: humptulips]
#8639055
07/18/26 03:57 PM
07/18/26 03:57 PM
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Joined: May 2010
The great cage state Colorado
Monster Toms
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The great cage state Colorado
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It will be a logistical nightmare. We got lucky yesterday that they didn't ban fur sales. All we can do is reload and wait for next attack. It should be another eye opener as to what can happen!
Everyone here should read the article in my second post. This is becoming the new norm!
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: claycreech]
#8639095
07/18/26 05:24 PM
07/18/26 05:24 PM
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Wyoming
E.J. Kelley
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Wyoming
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That is probably the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of a wildlife commission doing. So stupid. Did I read the correctly? (First Gentleman) Sooooo that makes the governor a queer? Yep! Thanks for posting the article Monster Toms! Like you said, It shows what can happen and theres more to come.
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: Bigbrownie]
#8639156
07/18/26 07:40 PM
07/18/26 07:40 PM
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Joined: May 2010
The great cage state Colorado
Monster Toms
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The great cage state Colorado
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I read the article. Daily limit of two beavers? I guess I’d only be setting two traps out at a time? Gonna be tough to comply, and enforce.
We have season limits on beavers here in Pa. Depending on the zone, 20, 40 , or 60 beaver.
We have a one otter limit. Need a permit ( with a tag ), can only set 5 traps, only two can be body grippers. And the season is only a week long. Correct we will only be allowed 2 of each specie daily.
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: Monster Toms]
#8639162
07/18/26 07:59 PM
07/18/26 07:59 PM
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james bay frontierOnt.
Boco
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james bay frontierOnt.
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I read the article. Daily limit of two beavers? I guess I’d only be setting two traps out at a time? Gonna be tough to comply, and enforce.
We have season limits on beavers here in Pa. Depending on the zone, 20, 40 , or 60 beaver.
We have a one otter limit. Need a permit ( with a tag ), can only set 5 traps, only two can be body grippers. And the season is only a week long. Correct we will only be allowed 2 of each specie daily. Hate that you have to deal with such nonsense. But it sounds like that will cause more trappers to throw in the towell,who is going to run a trapline to catch two animals per day,unless you are allowed extended multi day checks.
Forget that fear of gravity-get a little savagery in your life.
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: humptulips]
#8639163
07/18/26 08:08 PM
07/18/26 08:08 PM
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Oregon
beaverpeeler
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Oregon
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Too bad we couldn't have had a "moment of science" in Colorado. If I was a Coloradan I would have to give up trapping and/or move to another state. If the activity doesn't pencil out...I'm out.
There's no way a limit of two can make it work out economically.
Last edited by beaverpeeler; 07/18/26 08:09 PM.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: Monster Toms]
#8639172
07/18/26 08:45 PM
07/18/26 08:45 PM
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South Ga - Almost Florida
Swamp Wolf
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South Ga - Almost Florida
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You folks in some of the western states are DOOMED!!!
Any state can be a victim of this madness, don't think anyone is immune! I'll be in the Kingdom of God b4 that happens in Georgia.
Thank God For Your Blessings! Taste Your Words Before You Spit Them Out!
Resource Protection Service
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: claycreech]
#8639397
Yesterday at 12:33 PM
Yesterday at 12:33 PM
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Co.-Wy. part time AK.
wy.wolfer
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That is probably the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of a wildlife commission doing. So stupid. Did I read the correctly? (First Gentleman) Sooooo that makes the governor a queer? Queer, Vegetarian, anti-gun, anti-fur, anti-trapping, and is "disgusted" by our lifestyle and wants it abolished. He's working hard on that while his Medicaid program for illegals is breaking the health care system in Colorado. He was raised in a wealthy neighborhood in LaJolla California and is a billionaire that has enough of his own foundations, trusts, and charities that he's able to NOT pay Federal income tax.
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: beaverpeeler]
#8639398
Yesterday at 12:36 PM
Yesterday at 12:36 PM
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Co.-Wy. part time AK.
wy.wolfer
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Too bad we couldn't have had a "moment of science" in Colorado. If I was a Coloradan I would have to give up trapping and/or move to another state. If the activity doesn't pencil out...I'm out.
There's no way a limit of two can make it work out economically. And that is the EXACT STATED GOAL OF THE PETITION. To "take away" the economic incentive for cage trapping. Conventional traps were outlawed in this state in 1996, only cage traps have been allowed since.
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: humptulips]
#8639409
Yesterday at 01:24 PM
Yesterday at 01:24 PM
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Oregon
beaverpeeler
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Oregon
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^^^Yes, I do get it. When we have legislators and governors that work out their personal vendettas against science based wildlife management we all are in deep trouble. It's happening all around us. Oregon is actually fortunate to have been able to defeat at least some of these efforts and keep trapping more or less as it has been for a long time. We look north and south and those states have not fared well.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: beaverpeeler]
#8639442
Yesterday at 03:25 PM
Yesterday at 03:25 PM
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Washington State
humptulips
OP
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Washington State
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^^^Yes, I do get it. When we have legislators and governors that work out their personal vendettas against science based wildlife management we all are in deep trouble. It's happening all around us. Oregon is actually fortunate to have been able to defeat at least some of these efforts and keep trapping more or less as it has been for a long time. We look north and south and those states have not fared well. In some respects, I think we have it better than OR.
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: humptulips]
#8639447
Yesterday at 03:31 PM
Yesterday at 03:31 PM
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Oregon
beaverpeeler
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Oregon
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I'm curious to what parts of a cage-trapping-only-state have it better than one that is not? I can guess that some of our recent trials and tribulations about closed areas for beaver trapping and marten trapping must be part of that. No matter what, it is obvious that we all are under attack.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: CO a win or a loss?
[Re: beaverpeeler]
#8639487
Yesterday at 06:27 PM
Yesterday at 06:27 PM
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Oakland, MS
yotetrapper30
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Oakland, MS
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^^^Yes, I do get it. When we have legislators and governors that work out their personal vendettas against science based wildlife management we all are in deep trouble. It's happening all around us. Oregon is actually fortunate to have been able to defeat at least some of these efforts and keep trapping more or less as it has been for a long time. We look north and south and those states have not fared well. Then why do you keep voting for it???????????
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