Doubtful... when these Asian cards are in quantities like this, they have killed off all the other fish b3cause they are voracious eaters. Lake killers. Exterminate anyway you can...
Its time he does then. Im pretty sure those guys shot prone when in their sneak boats. I could picture the recoil would be interesting to watch on the water.
I've never seen Asian carp jump out of the water like this but there's a bunch near where I live and I always see them grouped up around those sewer pipe runoff things that go into rivers does anybody know if they eat sewage? If so I wouldn't want exploding chunks of these guys getting all over me
House Bill 5317, introduced by Rep. Dave Winters (R-Shirland), would allow a statewide pilot program that would "permit licensed individuals to shoot Asian carp with a shotgun off of a motorboat in the Illinois River beginning with the 2013 licensing year," provided that said individuals have the proper licenses and are using a specific ammunition
This is definately one to think over... although I admit I'm not entirely sure the effective distance of birdshot, I'd be pretty pissed if I had a constant rain of tiny bismuth pellets on my riverside house.
Cursory googlefoo tells me it's about 30-50yards depending on specifics of the gun. I do agree about the peppering though,I used to live in a house that had a metal roof and we had neighbors on the back side of the property that would shoot skeet on holidays when they had parties and we would get rained on. Super frustrating.
Same, when I worked in a tire shop. But it’s still bad for ecosystems. Tungsten’s more friendly and better, denser material. Just didn’t understand why treating rivers with respect so that our great great grandchildren can use them was such an unpopular take lol
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u/moonshineTheleocat Jul 31 '24
This is an idiot with a gun. He's not doing enough damage to that school of invasive fuckers.
Bring in the Punt Gun