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No problem with the thread. It is not even close to being a pull the thread type.
One thing to consider is claims like that are very costly to bring and defend. When you compare that to the amount of damage done (actual damage not theory or anger) it makes little sense to pruse. All states are different. In many private ponds are just that and the F&W agency won't get involved assuming no exotics are involved. There are some very interesting legal points as well. Generally speaking wild game is owned by the person who captures it and is not treated like cows (domestic animals). Most states define LMB , BG etc as gamefish so the question is are they treated as wild animals or domestic stock. If they are wild and go on someone�s property they are owned by them and not you so you should not be liable for that. However if treated as domestic stock the opposite would be true. For example a wild deer that goes from your food plot to a neighbors corn patch and eats it down is not your problem but if it was your cow that is a different story. Lots of other legal questions as well.
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