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Finally. We got the signed contract back yesterday afternoon. Fish and Game...delivering results...
Fish and Game News Release:
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) has a holiday treat for wild pig hunters in Yolo County. DFG’s Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Program has contracted with a Northern California landowner to conduct a permit-only wild pig hunt on Bobcat Ranch in December. This hunting opportunity will give 64 wild pig hunters access to the private property during two archery periods, two apprentice periods and two rifle periods.
“We are excited to get this first property open to the public through the SHARE Program,” said Victoria Barr, statewide program coordinator. “This is a unique opportunity for the public to hunt wild pig in blue oak woodland that would normally not be open to the public.”
The SHARE Program is a voluntary landowner incentive program. Participating landowners receive liability protection and may receive compensation for providing public access to or through their land for wildlife-dependent recreational activities. The goal of the SHARE Program is to provide additional hunting, fishing and other recreational access on private lands in California.
Bobcat Ranch is in Yolo County’s Vaca Mountain foothills, west of Winters. Hunting under the SHARE Program will help achieve the ranch’s long-term conservation management objectives, which include controlling the wild pig population.
Wild Pig Program Coordinator Marc Kenyon says, "We hope this opportunity through the SHARE Program will be used as a model for other landowners in California as a means to alleviate pig damage on private lands. It's also a long-anticipated use of the revenue generated by the sale of wild pig hunting tags."
Applications must be received by 4 p.m. on Nov. 30, 2010. More information and applications are available on DFG’s Wild Pig Special Hunts website at DFG - Hunting - Wild Pig Management Program - Special Pig Hunts, or by calling Victoria Barr, SHARE Program Coordinator at (916) 445-4034.
Archery hunts come up quick. Get those applications in by next week so we have time to perform the draw and inform archers. Junior and general hunts can wait until the 30th. Sorry this is last minute, but better late than never!!!!!
-Marc
Fish and Game News Release:
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) has a holiday treat for wild pig hunters in Yolo County. DFG’s Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Program has contracted with a Northern California landowner to conduct a permit-only wild pig hunt on Bobcat Ranch in December. This hunting opportunity will give 64 wild pig hunters access to the private property during two archery periods, two apprentice periods and two rifle periods.
“We are excited to get this first property open to the public through the SHARE Program,” said Victoria Barr, statewide program coordinator. “This is a unique opportunity for the public to hunt wild pig in blue oak woodland that would normally not be open to the public.”
The SHARE Program is a voluntary landowner incentive program. Participating landowners receive liability protection and may receive compensation for providing public access to or through their land for wildlife-dependent recreational activities. The goal of the SHARE Program is to provide additional hunting, fishing and other recreational access on private lands in California.
Bobcat Ranch is in Yolo County’s Vaca Mountain foothills, west of Winters. Hunting under the SHARE Program will help achieve the ranch’s long-term conservation management objectives, which include controlling the wild pig population.
Wild Pig Program Coordinator Marc Kenyon says, "We hope this opportunity through the SHARE Program will be used as a model for other landowners in California as a means to alleviate pig damage on private lands. It's also a long-anticipated use of the revenue generated by the sale of wild pig hunting tags."
Applications must be received by 4 p.m. on Nov. 30, 2010. More information and applications are available on DFG’s Wild Pig Special Hunts website at DFG - Hunting - Wild Pig Management Program - Special Pig Hunts, or by calling Victoria Barr, SHARE Program Coordinator at (916) 445-4034.
Archery hunts come up quick. Get those applications in by next week so we have time to perform the draw and inform archers. Junior and general hunts can wait until the 30th. Sorry this is last minute, but better late than never!!!!!
-Marc
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