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Originally posted by Chew View PostJust the fact that you're worried about it and took the time to ask tells me you're a good guy. Disregard the jr. game wardens, get up there and check it, and learn from the experience. Some of the same people that say "buzzards gotta eat" or "he'll die eventually" become ethics police when someone else asks an honest question.
Originally posted by Hooverfb View PostYup no hurt feelings over it. Asked a question and got answers, and learned about the 36 hour rule whether it applies to hogs or not. Bout to find out in a few minutes whether the fuss is warranted or not. Now on I'll check within the 36 hours
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Originally posted by 30-30 View PostI haven’t heard of a 36-hour law for trapping wild pigs... We are talking about pigs, right?....
Regardless of legality, checking traps often is the humane thing to do.
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Never heard of any 36 hour law, and agree on checking traps often.
I'm calling BS on this 36 hour law. At least until someone posts it on here.Last edited by AntlerCollector; 02-20-2018, 10:12 PM.
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostX2
Never heard of any 36 hour law, and agree on checking traps often.
I'm calling BS on this 36 hour law. At least until someone posts it on here.
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It is illegal to:
Shoot at, take or attempt to take any fur-bearing animal from a boat on public waters in Texas.
Take fur-bearing animals by means of falconry without a valid falconry permit issued by the department.
Take fur-bearing animals with a foothold or body grip trap except during the season for commercial harvest.
Take fur-bearing animals with a foothold or body grip trap within 400 yards of any school.
Use smoke, explosives or chemical irritants of any kind to harry or flush fur-bearing animals.
Take fur-bearing animals with body grip traps with a diagonal opening greater than 10 inches set on land or in less than 6-inch deep water.
Take fur-bearing animals with snare, foothold, body grip traps, and live or box trap unless such devices are examined at least once every 36 hours and animals are removed.
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Originally posted by .243 WSSM View PostExceptions
It is illegal to:
Shoot at, take or attempt to take any fur-bearing animal from a boat on public waters in Texas.
Take fur-bearing animals by means of falconry without a valid falconry permit issued by the department.
Take fur-bearing animals with a foothold or body grip trap except during the season for commercial harvest.
Take fur-bearing animals with a foothold or body grip trap within 400 yards of any school.
Use smoke, explosives or chemical irritants of any kind to harry or flush fur-bearing animals.
Take fur-bearing animals with body grip traps with a diagonal opening greater than 10 inches set on land or in less than 6-inch deep water.
Take fur-bearing animals with snare, foothold, body grip traps, and live or box trap unless such devices are examined at least once every 36 hours and animals are removed.
A hog is not a fur bearing animal
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Originally posted by .243 WSSM View PostCorrect. The problem is if a raccoon skunk or opposum gets in the trap then it is attempting to take a fur bearing animal and he would be in violation of said animal being in trap longer than 36 hrs. GW could write a ticket. I don't want the guy getting in trouble
This is not correct. If you have a 4'x8' trap designed for hogs and a raccoon or opossum get caught in it you are not in violation of attempting to take a fur bearing animal. Come on man. Laws have intent. He may get in trouble for it being in the trap too long if he doesn't check it, but simply catching one does not make you in violation of attempting to take a fur bearing animal. I would also add it's perfectly legal to trap a fur bearing animal as long as you have a hunting license, and you're not selling itLast edited by AntlerCollector; 02-21-2018, 06:18 AM.
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