cougar trapped

[CountryBoy19]

think im gonna do some predator hunting, hopefully have its head on the wall..

Sounds to me like you just wrote yourself a one-way ticket to jail if you ever do have to shoot a large cat for self-defense... it is illegal to kill them unless it's for self-defense... I don't have the actual IC on it right at this moment, but I don't think I'd be telling everybody you're going to go predator hunting.

 

[tenring]

Lot of wannabe's out there, that live by their version of the rules.

 

[ThrottleJockey]

So show us the rules. Then tell us which lions we have here when you figure out the difference via the rules.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

So show us the rules. Then tell us which lions we have here when you figure out the difference via the rules.

312 IAC 9-3-18.5 Exotic mammals
Authority: IC 14-22-2-6; IC 14-22-32-6
Affected: IC 14-8-2-278; IC 14-22-20; IC 14-22-20.5; IC 15-17-5
Sec. 18.5. (a) An individual must not take, as defined by IC 14-8-2-278, an exotic mammal that is a species from any of the
following families of mammals:
(1) Bradypodidae (tree sloth)
FISH AND WILDLIFE
Indiana Administrative Code Page 31
(2) Bovidae (gazelle, bighorn sheep, antelope, and wildebeest), except for domestic cattle (genus Bos, including all dairy and
beef animals) and buffalo (Bison bison).
(3) Camelidae (camel and llama).
(4) Canidae (jackal, wild dog, and other exotic foxes).
(5) Cebidae (marmoset).
(6) Cercopithecidae (baboon and monkey).
(7) Cervidae (elk, moose, caribou, and other exotic deer).
(8) Dasypodidae (armadillo).
(9) Elephantidae (elephant).
(10) Equidae (wild horse and zebra), except for domestic horses.
(11) Felidae (mountain lion, lynx, tiger, and other exotic cats).
(12) Giraffidae (giraffe and okapi).
(13) Hippopotamidae (hippopotamus).
(14) Hyaenidae (hyaena).
(15) Macropodidae (kangaroo and wallaby).
(16) Myrmecophagidae (anteater).
(17) Orycteropodidae (aardvark).
(18) Pongidae (chimpanzee, bonobo, and gorilla).
(19) Procaviidae (hyrax).
(20) Protelidae (aardwolf).
(21) Rhinocerotidae (rhinoceros).
(22) Tapiridae (tapir).
(23) Tragulidae (chevrotain).
(24) Ursidae (bear).
(25) A hybrid or genetically altered mammal of any of these families.

Bold mine.
That is for Indiana, not sure on the federal level. Although I know they used to be protected except in certain places.

 

[shotgun0311]

I support cougarism

 

[Mike H]

I support cougarism

+1 Me too.
[whatever it is]

 

[mike8170]

It's Coming Right For Us (Season 1, Episode 3) - Video Clips - South Park Studios

In reference to some previous posts.

 

[Hunter66]

I live in Delaware county and there has been several sightings in the Cowan area by farmers we do not need cougars around hear.I heard the dnr has been releasing them in Indiana not sure if that's true but I do no we have them.