ltdann
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Right now, the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management are in the scoping portion of their plan to exterminate the pigs with cage traps, corral traps, shooting from the ground and from the air and with dogs. That period ends June 26. After that, the Forest Service and BLM will do a draft environmental assessment, which also will get a 30-day review by the public for comment. Pert said he and his staff will look over the document and add their input.
“It will be subject to environmental review, and all of the agencies will have to work together if this is going to be successful,” Pert said. “There’s no guarantee that the operation will be a success. We have to look at all the available options and make a decision. After taking the public’s input, we’ll have a full range of options, including the no project alternative.”
I vote for night hunting with IR scopes and bait and helo huntns. It's the only humane way right?
Dain V,
Agreed. What really torques me off is the amount of taxpayer money they'll spend to come to the same conclusion the rest of us hunters have already excepted as inevitable.
I smell something but it's not litigation.
"One of the big reasons the DFG can sanction the extermination of feral pigs in San Diego is that hunters do a terrible job killing them on public land."
Somebody can kiss my butt. Let DFG go find 300 pigs in 1000 sq miles with the rules they make US follow. No bait, no night hunting, no access to land.
Those guys will bait, trap, aerial gun and have unlimited access to parks, refuges and private land. And WE'RE the bad guys?