3ne2nr Hunters

[nick639v2]

If ulyuh have a overload of wildhog meat vybz me.

Tbh I never see a wild deer in Trinidad so pics before u gun dem

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Men bouncing caiman and leaving it...d fork

[Gem_in_i]

What it have to hunt there, caiman or manicou?
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 0910413241

[meccalli]

Not to mention the 12 inch iguanas people trying to shoot by my house, smh. Things can't sun out in peace.

[88sins]

That would depend on if they deem it an introduced species, one of my wildlife lecturers told us some were released upon the anaconda discovery in caroni.

your lecturer is an idiot

[meccalli]

That would depend on if they deem it an introduced species, one of my wildlife lecturers told us some were released upon the anaconda discovery in caroni.

your lecturer is an idiot

Possibly in that regard but I guess rumours abound, one of the most senior guides at the bird sanctuary also told us the same thing last year.
https://sta.uwi.edu/ffa/foodprod/Prof_Gary_Garcia.asp
Word of mouth also seems to be the source evidence in this publication.
http://ttfnc.org/livingworld/index.php/ ... ew/406/574
As far government involvement is concerned, I personally know the former sfc project director who indicated that the government wanted to have a program to introduce wild capybara to Trinidad but failed to get off the ground due to concerns with 'overgrazing'.

[88sins]

That would depend on if they deem it an introduced species, one of my wildlife lecturers told us some were released upon the anaconda discovery in caroni.

your lecturer is an idiot

Possibly in that regard but I guess rumours abound, one of the most senior guides at the bird sanctuary also told us the same thing last year.
https://sta.uwi.edu/ffa/foodprod/Prof_Gary_Garcia.asp

really don't matter who started saying it or who parroted it afterward.

First off, anacondas have been here for decades, & the capybara are a relatively recent introduction to our ecosystem, & there's very little known about which variety of the animal we have locally.
Now, there are essentially 3 logical primary reasons for the intentional introduction & distribution of a new species into any environment:
1-To eradicate/control populations of another species of animal
2-To serve as a food source for indigenous predatory animals, especially apex predators that frequently actively hunt prey, or predators that have large numbers
3-Reasons that benefit humans (hunting, farming, eco-tourism etc)
Your lecturer saying they were introduced upon the discovery of anacondas in T&T lends itself to the idea of their introduction being a means of providing an alternative prey animal for the anaconda, but it wouldn't have ever been necessary, since anacondas are apex predators in their environment throughout their terrain, & had been surviving & thriving quite well before the giant rodent's introduction to the wetlands. Anacondas will literally eat anything they can fit their mouth over, including birds, frogs, fish, caiman, and other anacondas. There was always enough different types of animals in sufficient numbers in the swamps & jungles to support the anaconda without the introduction of the capybara

Word of mouth also seems to be the source evidence in this publication.
http://ttfnc.org/livingworld/index.php/ ... ew/406/574
As far government involvement is concerned, I personally know the former sfc project director who indicated that the government wanted to have a program to introduce wild capybara to Trinidad but failed to get off the ground due to concerns with 'overgrazing'.

I saw that publication awhile ago
Overgrazing isn't really a concern unless they migrate to the savannas & are in direct competition with farmers for grazing space & plants. But they can be a VERY serious problem for crop farmers if their preferred vegetation gets scarce.

anywho, allyuh don't get me wrong eh, I am VERY glad they are here & thriving.

[meccalli]

Yes, they're practically indigenous. Locals ensure overpopulation never happens with anything edible. And if in fact caroni has a decent huile population, they won't object.

[nervewrecker]

If ulyuh have a overload of wildhog meat vybz me.

Tbh I never see a wild deer in Trinidad so pics before u gun dem

Last night I saw a deer. Deer quick yes. In the blink of an eye it gone.
We have no hunting signs up but men hunting normal.

[superstainless1250]

If ulyuh have a overload of wildhog meat vybz me.

Tbh I never see a wild deer in Trinidad so pics before u gun dem

Last night I saw a deer. Deer quick yes. In the blink of an eye it gone.
We have no hunting signs up but men hunting normal.

Way ur see that in forest reserve?

[nervewrecker]

If ulyuh have a overload of wildhog meat vybz me.

Tbh I never see a wild deer in Trinidad so pics before u gun dem

Last night I saw a deer. Deer quick yes. In the blink of an eye it gone.
We have no hunting signs up but men hunting normal.

Way ur see that in forest reserve?

Palo seco

[nick639v2]

Daz it d deer dead come tomorrow

[superstainless1250]

Ok it have rell beast in forest they crossing road at times while driving to the locations

[nervewrecker]

Haven't seen anything in forest awhile. Back in the day had Real beast.
Had a dam in forest use to have some big fat dutty iguana chilling on the bank. Real badass iguana.
Men kill out all that.

I remember it had one in a coconut tree a night watching us work. Real tame fella

[*KRONIK*]

1st 2 for the season

[dougla_boy]

out of curiosity, if i am to apply for my permit form forestry, what game permit do i apply for?

if is a stupid question, i am sorry, but i eh know better

[*KRONIK*]

U are allowed 3 permits
You can choose any three or less.

Choose what u know u gonna hunt.

[*KRONIK*]

Walk with ur ID and a utility bill

[88sins]

1st 2 zandolee for the season

[*KRONIK*]

1st 2 zandolee for the season

[88sins]

Walk with ur ID and a utility bill

or just your dp, they just want verification of your name and address
After you take out your first permit, when season closes & you return it keep the receipt, you can use that receipt to take out your permits next season.

[dougla_boy]

now pass thru Agostini there, have only 2 models for sale. rest out of stock. have a mod70 and another PCP canister looking one...

Mod70 is 2300 +VAT. which should be around just under 2600...not bad for a brand new model. only thing, they dont have any scopes, dont know when they are getting.

[88sins]

wham meh bredren *KRONIK*, doh study it, yuh kno how we does do it. nice pair tho.

& tbh, dis is what I likes to see, a man takes decent sized animals he going to use himself, not just killin every blasted thing he see just to sell regardless of size, sex, or condition.

[*KRONIK*]

wham meh bredren *KRONIK*, doh study it, yuh kno how we does do it. nice pair tho.

Well i dey.... fightin dem
Trying a lil ting

& tbh, dis is what I likes to see, a man takes decent sized animals he going to use himself, not just killin every blasted thing he see just to sell regardless of size, sex, or condition.

Yea boi

I seeing men shooting and selling all kinda young young ting

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Update for those who don't know...you doh need ah permit for manicou...lol...heard men asking about that

[dougla_boy]

Yup, they are pests right?

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Pest is joke...lol...yup regarded as that so no permit needed...

[dougla_boy]

I just interested in guana.... maybe a gouti or lappe....

[shake d livin wake d dead]

da lappe thing is ah scene jed.....one ah the hardest thing to find.....for gouti just look for a nice cassava field and yuh could gt

[Chimera]

Yup, they are pests right?

Wait na. That mean rowley and imbert could get take out too?