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<blockquote data-quote="badland mule" data-source="post: 84088" data-attributes="member: 318">Coyote Hunter which meeting did you attend? Ms. Tucker said that hunting is what controls the population of lions. More specifically hound hunting which is very efficient has the most control over it. It usually takes 2 or 3 days after the first snowfall to fill the hound quota. When they do reduce the quota for hound hunters (which is going to be the first place they will) The season will be over the same day of the snowfall. They probably will reduce the quota for the early season also but with the lack of deer hunters the early quota hasn't been filled since 2011.Most people were happy with the ecosystem in western ND before the lions came. Now almost nobody is. In the area that I hunt the whitetail have rebounded to almost pre 2011 numbers. The mule deer numbers have not rebounded. If you want to shoot a lion you better buddy up with somebody that has dogs because the chances of you just bumping into a lion are very slim.I don't want mule deer to become one of our novelty species just because a few people hope to bump into a lion someday.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="badland mule, post: 84088, member: 318"] Coyote Hunter which meeting did you attend? Ms. Tucker said that hunting is what controls the population of lions. More specifically hound hunting which is very efficient has the most control over it. It usually takes 2 or 3 days after the first snowfall to fill the hound quota. When they do reduce the quota for hound hunters (which is going to be the first place they will) The season will be over the same day of the snowfall. They probably will reduce the quota for the early season also but with the lack of deer hunters the early quota hasn't been filled since 2011. Most people were happy with the ecosystem in western ND before the lions came. Now almost nobody is. In the area that I hunt the whitetail have rebounded to almost pre 2011 numbers. The mule deer numbers have not rebounded. If you want to shoot a lion you better buddy up with somebody that has dogs because the chances of you just bumping into a lion are very slim. I don't want mule deer to become one of our novelty species just because a few people hope to bump into a lion someday. [/QUOTE]

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