take them to wild life and fish tell them where you caught them they may want to track them in the area
is it illegal.......???
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and slap you with a fine for transporting illegal fish... don't bother taking them anywhere but the freezer... you can call and tell the local FIsh and game board that there are walking cats in that creek.. they may come out.. may not also
ya, we also have cane toads.......... i freeze those (tho i feel bad)
y does florida have to be so overrun by invasive species????
tourists lol....
now we have pythons thrivings in the everglades........
oh well..... i guess i still have my
bullheads
pictus
and algae eaters
y does florida have to be so overrun by invasive species????
tourists lol....
now we have pythons thrivings in the everglades........
oh well..... i guess i still have my
bullheads
pictus
and algae eaters
LOL, sucks ehhh? I catch snakeheads and I did catch one walking cat. BUT THE ARE ILLEGAL!!!!!!!! YOU BETTER NOT THROW THEM BACK!!!!, BUT YOU BETTER NOT KEEP THEM!!!!! I wouldn't even mess with the freezer man. If you get caught on your way home you are NAILED!!!!!!
OK, so I am a little upset with the system and how it works. Sorry for my smart response. Take them home to your freezer? You guys shouldn't tell him that. They should be killed on the spot if I am not mistaken. I am sure the FWC has heard "I am taking them home to my freezer" quite a few times. If you want to take the risk to take them home and properly kill them than thats up to you. IMO thats no different than taking them home and keeping them in a tank. If you are nervous about it just call FWC and ask them whats up or tell them what you plan on doing.
Why not just throw them back? I know they're not native to FL at all, but they have scooted into the state and it wasn't even their fault that they're here, they were brought in during I believe the 60's by Aquarium hobbyists.
It's just a small animal, just let it go.
It's just a small animal, just let it go.
