Wow...
So as every one knows I'm a avid hunter and for the last 7 years or so I have been volunteering with the local chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation. Last year the county allowed a 2 day mentored youth turkey hunt to take place on a county park over run with wild turkeys. This year we were granted a larger open space preserve to conduct the same mentored 2 day youth turkey hunt. Two weeks ago name sof the youth hunters were drawn through a lottery drawing and I was assigned my youth hunter to mentor last week.
Well the ever relentless anti hunting community has found a way to destroy a great opportunity for young hunters to get out and learn about hunting and conservation. I'm at loss for words although we figured one day or another some thing like this would happen.
http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/mar/13/county-sued-over-planned-turkey-hunt/
What do you say to a 11 year old that a hunt of a life time is canceled due to a baseless lawsuit?
Well the ever relentless anti hunting community has found a way to destroy a great opportunity for young hunters to get out and learn about hunting and conservation. I'm at loss for words although we figured one day or another some thing like this would happen.
http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/mar/13/county-sued-over-planned-turkey-hunt/
What do you say to a 11 year old that a hunt of a life time is canceled due to a baseless lawsuit?
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On a side note, I guess it seemed like tempting fate too much with all of this talk about, well, to put it bluntly, rather dim animal rights groups (although this seems like a sly move - delaying the hunt).
Sorry this happened! I second @okiron
Be reasonable, California!
PS Turkeys aren't even native to California. They should technically all be killed to reduce their negative impact on the environment.
Anything in the wild or grass fed taste yummier farm fresh eggs which came from chicken which got to eat insects and things in the sun taste much better too.
This so sad for the kids and parents.
I hope something can be done to fix this so next year it won't get screwed up.
And... I can't imagine that they'd manage to kill enough turkeys to make much of an impact no matter what. Hopefully this can get straightened out, at least for next year as one of the previous posters said.
I've never had fresh turkey, but I imagine it has to be delicious.