/r/antipoaching
A subreddit for intelligent articles and discussion related to poaching, anti-poaching, human-wildlife conflict, and wildlife crime.
/r/AntiPoaching
A subreddit for intelligent articles and discussion related to anti-poaching, human-wildlife conflict, habitat conservation, and wildlife crimes and their solutions.
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I did time with the Ukraine armed forces fighting in the east, I left and since leaving I have wanting to start another adventure, before going out I was employed as an ecologist how ever I don't have any qualifications (I worked as a bird spotter and with bats) as I didn't need to do my particular job.
I am currently looking to go into anti poaching, I was wounding if anyone knew as any paths into this as it all seems a bit tricky to get into, I am aware of vetpaws but they seem quite hard to get an open position.
thank you
I live in western Oregon and spend a fair amount of time on public forest roads. This weekend I ran into a hunter who specifically stated he was hunting for a sow with cubs that he had spotted in the area previously.
I asked, "So, the cubs are pretty big, then?" and he pointed to my 40-lb Border Collie and said "Little smaller than your dog."
This is what the ODFW bear hunting regs state:
Bag Limit: One black bear per tag, except that it is unlawful to take cubs less than one year old or sows with cubs less than one year old.
Is this someone/something I can report?
Will a wildlife agency do anything about it?
I have the hunter's full name, plate number, and address.
Obviously no actual crime has been committed yet, but I'm wondering if this person deserves a visit from law enforcement for a refresher on their responsibilities/obligations as a hunter? And there's a good chance that this person will commit the crime, since that's their stated intention, but I don't imagine it could be proven after the fact. We have some mandatory and optional reporting involved, but none of it would provide data about the cubs' age as far as I know.
Question those who have been poachers or involved in the Question those who have been poachers or involved in the illegal animal trade, what was your I have to quit moment?
I basically want to know if I can get paid to kill them or somehow capture them, preferably kill
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How good is pro track for south africans i see alot of foreigners go there so that tells me they are well known but i was told to go to gameways because they are also good so i don't know what do you guys say please help