HOUNDS77

Really do not believe dogs.

This is why I say bear. Just hard convincing others with the proof.

Not dog. Seen to many dog and coyote attacks to know. They tend to hamstring an animal. Not bite on top of the back and neck.

All adult cows This one had its spine broke. Stomach and hind end opened up.

They are down $8000 right now. On top of the back and top of neck and stomach.

I heare that from the people who are clueless...lol

Friends of mine have have had 4 cows killed in the last month. This is 40 miles north of Syracuse along the south eastern part of Lake Ontario. Myself and several others believe it to be a young male bear. One has been seen a few times and several pics of one on a trail cam in the area. Heard every thing from domestic dogs to wolves. I for one do not believe any of it. Not coyotes, they do not tend to pack up and pretty hard for a coyote to take down a cow. These cows are not bit on the flanks like a dog/coyote would. They are bit on the back and neck and the stomach opened. I have a couple pics of the cows but not the best. Thoughts? By the way, DEC do not seem concerned.

http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/nycode/ENV/11/5/11-0529

Correct.

Would need a trapping license to pick it up.

Couple were.

From the weekend

NO MORE!

Snow is still to my waist here. Should be dropping this week.

20 years now at Fulton Boiler in Pulaski. Welded for 7 years now run a CNC plasma machine and Pronest.

They truly are an extreme predator Grow, but I stick by the trappers plan on this. Anytime they want to take something away from sportsmen, it is a loos for us.

They actually do not breed every year.

There is a healthy population.

This thread is "silly"

Fisher have a bad reproductive cycle. They do not bear young until 2 years old and they only have one or two pups every 2 years.

Quite a few fisher are taken every year. In oswego county alone I know of 60+ that were taken.

I hope the DEC plan gets turned down. Let the trappers trap them state wide. There is a healthy population.

Cannot put corn or sweetfeed for deer or turkeys, but I can legally dispose of a carcuss on land and let birds, fox, coyotes, etc..feed on it.

There are actually more people selling fur than you realize. I hope that everyone would make a comment stating they are not happy with the proposal.

If it was with the dogs, I may have helped,.