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Serious question, anyone know what is actually permissible as regards federally protected nuisances? (Primarily GBH, but others too.)
Can we throw a frisbee at them every time we see them?
Turn on the sprinklers?
Send a dog out after them?
We all have different ponds and different occupancy times at our ponds, so some "generalized" advice would be good for the forum. I have absolutely zero idea where the line in the sand is regarding discouragement versus federal crime. That is a very good question, I know that on a state level a person is allowed to protect his property from damage by nuisance wildlife, to what extent is a person legally allowed to do that on a federal level. I personally wouldn't have a clue as to what the legal line in the sand is. isnt a person allowed to protect his property? now I realize an endangered species would be a whole new level of offense. Like DD1, said, proceed with caution and confidentiality.
All the really good ideas I've ever had came to me while I was milking a cow.
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