you'd argue with a dead fish.
I was trying to agree and say I dont know for sure.
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I was trying to agree and say I dont know for sure.
Just making sure the correct info is out there as a public service.
You just have to read them as "the regs tell you what you can use, anything not listed means you can't use it or do it".
If you read them as "well it didn't say I can't use that, then I can" well then you're on your way violations.
@RockHopper I see your located near the same town I am. I can assure you that you aren’t alone. Something about this area the last couple years has really spiked beaver numbers or they’re just getting more bold with showing themselves. Daggum beaver all over the place down in this little town. About any creek you look down in even next to the grocery store you’ll see sign of beaver. You know we have that nice welcome sign going into town that boasts how Inola is the hay capital of the world, shoot it wouldn’t surprise me if we aren’t soon known for having plentiful beaver too.
See, that’s what TR is saying; it’s all jacked up. The American perspective has always been “If it’s not explicitly made illegal, then it’s legal,” not “it’s illegal unless specified otherwise.”
BWAHAHAHA!!
No it clearly says "Legal means of take......" which means these are the only way you can harvest an animal. In the trapping regs it clearly says, "Legal traps:............then lists the traps." The very last sentence of "Legal traps" says " Any trap not listed here is illegal".
