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NeedSpeed
02-25-2013, 5:05pm
From endangered to roadkill :willy:

Bald eagle crossing signs up along I-95 as strikes becoming more common — State — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine (http://bangordailynews.com/2013/02/23/news/state/bald-eagle-crossing-signs-up-along-i-95-as-strikes-becoming-more-common/)

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Kerrmudgeon
02-25-2013, 5:44pm
I have a question about endangered birds like this......:bigears:

My buddy has a beautiful snowy owl mounted in full flight wing span in his house that he picked up at the side of the road that was hit and dead, and had it mounted. It's an endangered species and he's always worried about being charged if it's found.

If you picked up a bald eagle like this, and checked it in at the game warden/police and asked for the carcass back, would they release it to you?
OddBall
02-25-2013, 5:46pm
You're not even allowed to own a feather. I think certain Native American tribes are exempt under certain conditions.
NeedSpeed
02-25-2013, 5:47pm
IDK, but Bald Eagles are no longer on the endangered list.
OddBall
02-25-2013, 5:51pm
IDK, but Bald Eagles are no longer on the endangered list.

Neither are Bald Beavers, but you're not allowed to own one. Not even a pube.
NeedSpeed
02-25-2013, 5:54pm
Neither are Bald Beavers, but you're not allowed to own one. Not even a pube.

And they're known to take 1/2 your shit :(
Sea Six
02-25-2013, 5:58pm
And they're known to take 1/2 your shit :(

And the furry ones take the other 1/2.
OddBall
02-25-2013, 6:00pm
Seriously though....
Eagle feather law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sea Six
02-25-2013, 6:15pm
I have a question about endangered birds like this......:bigears:

My buddy has a beautiful snowy owl mounted in full flight wing span in his house that he picked up at the side of the road that was hit and dead, and had it mounted. It's an endangered species and he's always worried about being charged if it's found.

If you picked up a bald eagle like this, and checked it in at the game warden/police and asked for the carcass back, would they release it to you?

You're not even allowed to own a feather. I think certain Native American tribes are exempt under certain conditions.

How about Naive Canadians?
Kerrmudgeon
02-25-2013, 6:54pm
How about Naive Canadians?

Ewwww, word play from a moron. I'm impressed. :rofl:
Sea Six
02-25-2013, 6:57pm
Ewwww, word play from a moron. I'm impressed. :rofl:

I'm surprised you even got it. :seasix:
OddBall
02-25-2013, 7:06pm
How about Naive Canadians?

Too many