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When I was a kid, my dad was driving us home along a rural road from cub scouts. We came across a neighbor who needed help loading a bear into his truck. He cla
by daveslash 3y ago
When I was a kid, my dad was driving us home along a rural road from cub scouts. We came across a neighbor who needed help loading a bear into his truck. He claims that he hit it in the road and injured it so badly he had to put it down.
It was outside of bear season. We always suspected that he shot it first, then dragged it in front of his truck to hit it. We'll never know.
I dive for lobsters. You need to measure them before you put them in your bag. You can't put them in your bag and measure them later and release the small ones. The reason is if you could bag first and measure later, people would use this as a loophole when confronted by wardens with undersized lobsters. Similar regulations with fish and open alcohol containers while driving.
- linuxftw 3y agoWhere I live, it's lawful to collect your own road kill (as in this scenario), you're supposed to call law enforcement first. Back in the day, nobody had a cell phone, so it might have been okay.
- giantg2 3y agoIn PA you have 24 hours to notify about road kill.
- bhickey 3y agoDo they tail notch berried females where you live?
- daveslash 3y agoNo, they don't tail notch berried female lobsters where I live. But I know what you're talking about. I'm diving for Spiny Lobster in California. I think you may be thinking of American Lobster (aka Maine Lobster). Same Order (Decapoda), but different Family/Genus/Species. Also, ours don't have pincers! :-D I say I dive for lobsters... I do dive, but I have yet to actually catch one! I caught one out of season just to practice, but put it back.