Sentences with phrase «public hunting»

Does that mean you could hunt them on the millions of acres of public hunting areas, called wildlife management areas, that the FWC maintains?

Florida wildlife officials are proposing a tough policy of ridding public hunting areas of feral cats and also cracking down on feral cat shelters anywhere near threatened or endangered species of wildlife.

On the lee slope of Mauna Kea, where the grasslands burnished by the sun are interspersed with brush and clumps of mamani trees, public hunting grounds stretch from 6,000 feet elevation up over the volcanic rubble that caps Mauna Kea at 13,800 feet.

There is little public hunting on the island of Oahu, and to what outer island the hunter goes depends on the game he wants.

First, public hunting contests negatively affect children who witness these displays.

(a) On any game management area, public hunting area, or forest reserve or other lands under the jurisdiction of the department, predators deemed harmful to wildlife by the department may be destroyed by any means deemed necessary by the department.»

The public hunting lands of Maui are second to those of Hawaii for pheasant and chukar.

Ranging from $ 17.50 to $ 24 per person, the public hunts are the most affordable option — but they're only available in New York City and six other U.S. destinations: Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Washington, D.C.

Had the settlement gone forward, the judge, Donald Molloy, said that public hunting would have allowed for the killing of about 1,300 wolves, which are recovering their population after being hunted nearly out of existence.

The state of Florida is set to open its second Python Challenge, which is a public hunt in the Everglades that aims to kill off as many of the invasive snakes as possible.