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Shooting an animal is only "cruelty" in the legal definition. People shoot and trap animals all the time without being psychopaths. Wisconsin generally allows
by kayodelycaon 5y ago
Shooting an animal is only "cruelty" in the legal definition. People shoot and trap animals all the time without being psychopaths.
Wisconsin generally allows any land owner to shoot/trap coyote, beaver, fox, raccoon, woodchuck, rabbit, and squirrel.
- alar44 5y agoAny land owner who's attended a hunter's safety course and has purchased a small game license and during the appropriate season. There are exceptions for some pests and farmers as well, but, no, in Wisconsin you can't just shoot animals.
- Hizonner 5y agoShooting an animal with ammunition too small to kill it quickly is cruelty. Wounding an animal and failing to track it down and finish it off is cruelty. Shooting when you're not confident you will make the kill is cruelty. These are pretty basic things.