Fed land grab

Just read in Yazoo paper that the Federal Guberment has proposed grabbing 48,000 acres of land around Wolf and Broad lakes for a black bear habitat. That grab would take in the south end of Wolf. This could cause problems for fishermen if the lake was closed to fishing or could only be fished part of the year. Don't like the sound of this!!!!!!!!!!!

They will do anything for a black bear!!bangheadDang OLE MISS lums!!!!!!!!!banghead

The fed is completely out of control.

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

The fed is completely out of control.

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Amen. Another downside to this would be the tax dollars lost to the county and school system. Several sixteenth section plots would be grabbed.

I doubt even the federal gov't has enough money and power to bring the black bears back. Ha ha

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Originally Posted by CRAPPIEHUNTER68

I doubt even the federal gov't has enough money and power to bring the black bears back. Ha ha

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The black bear is well on its way to a come back in MS, not sure why but they are.

Why try so hard to bring back a critter that could harm us? Just seems we're doing fine without them. Why not bring bck t-rex while we're at it?

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

The black bear is well on its way to a come back in MS, not sure why but they are.

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Maybe there'll b a barackbear in the future..

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Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder

Maybe there'll b a barackbear in the future..

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I hope not, bad enuff we got ole miss bears!!banghead

So if these bears make a smashing comeback, what happens when they start hanging around neighborhoods, schools, and playgrounds? Try to run them back on the reserve? They should leave this alone. Not like they are endangered

I agree. It'll be just like the alligators that they thought needed help so many years ago that now are such a nuisance.

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Originally Posted by spiderwoman

I agree. It'll be just like the alligators that they thought needed help so many years ago that now are such a nuisance.

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Eggactly!!! I have no use for aligators or bears, less Ms Tammy wants a rug and a new purse.

There will be a program to "relocate" "nuisance" bears that will cost a bazillion dollars per bear, plus think of all the research dollars to study, track and sample the bears. Finally, after the last child is mauled, or a tragic incident occurs, the public outcry will be enough that the politicians will open a season one em and a bear tag will be $5,000 at which point more research dollars will be needed to study the impact of hunting pressure on the population. Meanwhile many lawsuits will be filed for and against and our tax dollars will be used to litigate both sides.

In sur I left off an expensive part of the narrative, but I doubt I'm far from the truth.

Wannabe...

I wouldn't mind hunting a t-rex, should be able to spot him pretty easy

Wonder if they'll have an impact on the bigfeet population?

They bought 330 acres from my uncle in March that borders coldwater river east of Hernando to turn it into Waterfowl Refuge

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

The fed is completely out of control.

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+10000000000000000

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So if these bears make a smashing comeback, what happens when they start hanging around neighborhoods, schools, and playgrounds? Try to run them back on the reserve? They should leave this alone. Not like they are endangered

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We should save the beavers too!!! Lmao


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