"Wildlife crimes"

[Bald Eagle]

That's right...

http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Hunting/op_game_thief.htm

Maybe someone will report the Boy Scouts for collecting bugs...

[lildog]

Would what ever the guy is doing to the horse on the boat in the Merrimack town seal be considered a wildlife crime?

[Bald Eagle]

Ya sure it's a horse and not an ... ass?   

[Spencer]

One of the co-sponsors of this rat-them-out program of government is Gun Owners of New Hampshire . . .

[Bald Eagle]

Yeah, I noticed that.

I acknowledge and appreciate the value of managing natural resources (read about hunting in Africa, and how private wildlife preserves protect animal populations far better than government run lands), but the government forces people into a situation where you need to be able to afford a large enough piece of land in an area where you can discharge firearms without commiting a "crime," or you need to register and pay for a license from the government to hunt on that person's land.

I have all this hunting and fishing equipment, and I have no intention to apply for a license to do either.

[d_goddard]

Anyone concerned about this stuff should seriously consider going up to Concord this coming Wednesday.
http://newhampshireunderground.com/forum/index.php?topic=9979.0

WHEN: 9:30 AM, Wed,m Aug 15
WHERE: LOB 303, Concord
WHAT: HB76 - AN ACT creating an environmental policy for New Hampshire.

See the link above for details