I'm aware of that, they can be dangerous in some situations. The season is up on the after March, he was right in my range, got a warning shot as I don't need any trouble with DEC and having a lifetime license, I just can't risk it. I knew from where I heard him, exactly where to set up, and not long after, he/she showed up exactly where I predicted, on a shale knob, with a good view of a fallow field, exactly at a known range, so it would be no problem, with my rifle and the rest I use, nothing gets past me in that field. I nailed one during the season in '09, with military fmj ammo, right through the heart, dropped in its tracks. I had the option today, but I will not risk violating laws, given the problems we have already.
I'm not sure about nuisance permits and will look into that. From what I understand, if they get too comfortable being close to humans, they very well may attack a person, more so a child or a weak target.
I do carry when I walk this place, its too overgrown, anything out there will have the advantage, though when I have encountered them in the past, they run. I snuck up on one years ago, he laid down in a sunny spot, and I stood over him, literally, I could have put the heel of my boot through his neck, when he woke up, stared at me, he could not get his feet going fast enough, tore off into the corn, heard him crashing through the stalks, so I hope they still fear us. With some livestock, I'd have a real problem here, I imagine there has to be a nuisance permit, like with geese and crop damage, relatively easy to get, as I have obtained those numerous times before.
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