more legislation that will undoubtedly affect our community...
- Thread starter dundadundun
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I believe if the body of water is open to fishing by the public they have a program for it.
well then, swing on by. we can slam back a grolsch or two, string up some reels, put on our fishing caps, tighty whiteys, wife beaters and flip flops and have a photo shoot. but who do we send the pictures to to prove this type of environment is accessible to the public?
I understand that banning these animals now is a bit of a moot point considering they pretty much already have a foot hold but to be honest I can't say I am against this, again I own a 10 foot boa. As I see it right now they are concerned more with the extreme south, they aren't concerned about my hillbilly self in the foot hills of Va. I am however of the opinion these days that in matters such as these putting the needs of the many in front of the wants of the few is reasonable.
50 years ago your position would have made a lot of sense. At this point the species in question are firmly established. If FL wanted to ban the introduction of additional species of exotics that would make sense, but penalizing a citizen for keeping what might as well be a native species makes no sense given the current situation.
I would think a post to FB would work....everyone knows if it is on FB it HAS to be true!:grinyes:
