why is LDWF out at Medusa?
last week I was fixing to fly in from a rig next to the Medusa production facility way the heck out there in Mississippi Caynon. I see a boat come flying up to the rig and it's a 30-40' LDWF boat with four 300 mercs on the back.
they circle the rig a few times then drive off. what do u think they were looking for? maybe somebody fishing off the rig? can they even do anything to anybody out there in international waters? just seemed strange to me to see ldwf instead of coast guard or homeland security way the heck out there past state waters. |
sounds like a monumental waste of taxpayer dollars if you ask me. imagine all the fuel that boat sucked down!
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That's a research vessel. Tagging sharks probably.
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You know you can look up LDWF's funding sources, right? It's all license sales, federal excise taxes on hunting and fishing supplies, interagency transfers, and permit/license fees and royalties that go into the Conservation Fund. Not a single dollar comes out of the general fund, which is where our tax dollars go. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
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I've heard that ridiculous argument too many times. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
The way I see it. The people that B...itch and moan are the ones trying to break the rule. But mostly are people that doesn't know the whole story. I'm glad game warden are out and about make me feel safer because they are a phone call away.
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http://www.bing.com/images/search?vi...=11&ajaxhist=0Did it look like this? US Customs has gray boats with green markings and run four mercs on the stern
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He used K and called me pumpkin. That is a little worriesome. I have nothing against gay people I just don't want them giving me pet names.
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Granted I don't think a fee for public land/water use is unreasonable but private land/water most certainly the fee is theft of citizen money.
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But the fact is, private property rights differ from wildlife ownership. You can post a "No Trespassing" sign on your property, and that is completely legal. You cannot, however, in the state of Louisiana resurrect a high fence and claim all of the wildlife inside as your own. Wildlife is a public trust. No one individual can own it. That is how this country was established and differs so beautifully from European countries where only the rich have access to wildlife. If you don't like that, don't buy a license. It's that simple. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
My mistake on your employ. No high fence on my hunted land but as long as a critter resides on it said critter belongs to me and will be dealt with as I see fit. Granted I do not believe in killing just to do so but if it eats food on my property I will make it food for me if I can. I don't the LDWF to dictate when or how that happens.
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Well, we will have to agree to disagree then. But the fact is, that's not how it works, and you can kill that deer whenever you want, but don't let LDWF find out.
And if it's a duck, well, definitely don't let anyone find out about that. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
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But, as long as you got money, you can gate off entire canals and marshlands and claim all the wildlife on the inside as yours. I'm sure, again as long as your name is Gray or Henning etc etc etc, you can erect a high fence as well and claim everything on the inside. This is Louisiana after all. |
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They high fenced their place and I think someone elses property as their own as well. |
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However, all the wild deer have to be out of the fenced area. It is pretty heavily regulated by the Louisiana Department of Ag and Forestry. High fence operations in Louisiana are no different than cow pastures--they are farms. The deer are classified as "alternative livestock". Anyone that tells you they have wild deer in a high fence in Louisiana is either lying or breaking the law. They have to import every deer within the fence. Now, I think even being able to buy deer to put in an enclosure is ridiculous. Someone obviously captured some deer at some point, which is illegal--or at the very least goes against the North American Model for Wildlife Conservation--and started "farming" them. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
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And Smalls, just to be clear, I’m not asking these questions to be be a smart ***, I’m truly curious.
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Seasons are different for farm-raised deer. Runs October 1 to January 31. They can also harvest at any will at any time as long as 48 hours notice is provided and with written approval from the department (LDAF), who then notifies LDWF. They also have to have a harvest permit and a tag for each carcass. Canned hunts are also prohibited, with a canned hunt being one where you will kill a deer with certainty. Now, how they define "certainty" I'm not sure. Seems like a slippery slope. How would you go about proving that it was a canned hunt if that is based on a harvest being a "certainty"? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
Don't know the ins and outs of the rules but seems to be quick to say you don't follow the rules. Not a shocker. Exactly what happend if I want to high fence and have a lawyer tell LWFD they hace 30 days to remove all citizen owned wildlife from my property because they are trespassing? Nothing I bet but they will still stake claim to them and what I can do to them. I want guidelines from LWFD. If a deer is eating my acorns is it fair for me to reclaim my property? If a duck lands on my pond could he not be taking food from my fish? Am I not allowed to protect what is mine even against animals? Why should I have to pay to protect what is mine? I don't want them there. They need to be removed in one way or another. The state gonna come do that? Nope but they will steal even more money from me if they have proof I do it my self.
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Then there are the case of the state's overly eager bucks circumventing the protective measures and impregnating private farmed does. Do they gotta pay child support? Or does title on the offspring revert to the state? Inquiring minds want to know~! |
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And I would have expected better from you, but I guess that was as foolish as your questions. Don't you have 3 or 4 degrees? I think you are perfectly capable of searching out and reading regulations, regardless of your biology background. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
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You are crossing so many different arguments, it's not even worth debating anymore. ****, you can't even tell the difference between private property laws and public trust doctrine. Go ahead and kill deer and ducks whenever you want if you have a problem with the system that restored all of that game to what it is today. Just don't ***** and moan when green jeans nails you for the lowlife poacher you would become. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk |
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Smalls is really fun to troll.
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Duckman I notice you are pretty good at baiting the baiters..... |
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I would say Smalls is a good guy and knows his stuff. I was just fishing for fun :) |
Back to the original question. After 9-11 the United States extended its boundaries out to 200 miles. Medusa is in US Territorial waters, not international waters. Louisiana WLF receives funding from and participates in a Joint Enforcement Agreement with the federal government, they are commissioned to patrol out to the 200 mile limit.
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