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<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 84281" data-attributes="member: 373">I can see where a program like this may get more people hunting and in theory those coyotes taken would likely come from the state where these tagged coyotes were released.- - - Updated - - -Okay, but the govt will make you prove it...........The current buzz word is &quot;sustainable&quot;. I do see a problem though. Back when I was a kid, my Mom put a bounty of gophers of a dime a piece. We started bringing the whole gopher in and after forgetting a couple by the step in the sun in July she told us to just bring the tails in. My genius cousin claimed the hide on the tails would regrow if we just pulled it off and if we let the gopher go we should have a regenerating supply to fund our purchases of pellets and smoke bombs and an occasional grape soda. I am guessing taking a penis off a live coyote may be a bit more difficult than pulling a tail off a snared gopher but someone is gonna try it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 84281, member: 373"] I can see where a program like this may get more people hunting and in theory those coyotes taken would likely come from the state where these tagged coyotes were released. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Okay, but the govt will make you prove it........... The current buzz word is "sustainable". I do see a problem though. Back when I was a kid, my Mom put a bounty of gophers of a dime a piece. We started bringing the whole gopher in and after forgetting a couple by the step in the sun in July she told us to just bring the tails in. My genius cousin claimed the hide on the tails would regrow if we just pulled it off and if we let the gopher go we should have a regenerating supply to fund our purchases of pellets and smoke bombs and an occasional grape soda. I am guessing taking a penis off a live coyote may be a bit more difficult than pulling a tail off a snared gopher but someone is gonna try it. [/QUOTE]

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