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Sorry, CA already has restrictions on firearms( I guess not as bad as NY) and is effectively broke from overpaying public pensions what money they have, they are spending on a bullet train (train to nowhere!) that if ever completed will connect LA to the Bay Area and the peripheral canal that will take a lot of water from the Sacramento River near Sacramento and send it to Southern California. My Brother in Law lives in a U.S. citizen housing development outside of Ensenada, Mexico, most times it takes him over 7 hours to come back into the U.S. do to the border people looking for drugs and illegals trying to cross the border.
How many mass shootings have they had, since they tightened the rules?
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THAT!!! Gun debates are tiresome.
Why are you whining about this matter to me? Do you want me to take you to emergency room? Need to see a therapist?
If I meet you in person so you would be angry, liberal, white man.
I love California, no matter about how bad are issues with state, also most states have same issue.
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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/22/east-texas-man-takes-down-416-pound-wild-hog-in-backyard.html
If you’re a feral hog, don’t mess with Texans.
That’s the lesson learned by a 416-pound wild hog that was killed by an East Texas man after wreaking havoc on his property for the past five years.
A man, Joe Clowers in Union Grove, Texas, killed the hog with an AR-15.
"My property lays between some populated areas and I try to maintain an environment like a sanctuary or nursery for the deer to raise fawns," Clowers told the Houston Chronicle.
Texas is home to the largest feral hog population in the United States, with an estimated 4 million hogs statewide, according to local media, and the animals are increasingly finding their way to developed suburbs.
Joe Clowers of Union Grove, Texas is seen with the massive wild hog that he killed in his backyard. (Gregg County Game Warden)
Along with things like mosquitoes, fire ants, snakes and rats, wild hogs are probably one of the more disliked animals in the Lone Star state.
The hog had been preying on the fawns in the area and Clowers said he always stayed armed when visiting his deer feeders in case the beast charged him.
The departed hog will live on as a trophy mounted on the wall in his home, he added.
“He was the big daddy," Clowers said. "I called him the bush beast.”
If you’re a feral hog, don’t mess with Texans.
That’s the lesson learned by a 416-pound wild hog that was killed by an East Texas man after wreaking havoc on his property for the past five years.
A man, Joe Clowers in Union Grove, Texas, killed the hog with an AR-15.
"My property lays between some populated areas and I try to maintain an environment like a sanctuary or nursery for the deer to raise fawns," Clowers told the Houston Chronicle.
Texas is home to the largest feral hog population in the United States, with an estimated 4 million hogs statewide, according to local media, and the animals are increasingly finding their way to developed suburbs.
Joe Clowers of Union Grove, Texas is seen with the massive wild hog that he killed in his backyard. (Gregg County Game Warden)
Along with things like mosquitoes, fire ants, snakes and rats, wild hogs are probably one of the more disliked animals in the Lone Star state.
The hog had been preying on the fawns in the area and Clowers said he always stayed armed when visiting his deer feeders in case the beast charged him.
The departed hog will live on as a trophy mounted on the wall in his home, he added.
“He was the big daddy," Clowers said. "I called him the bush beast.”
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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/22/east-texas-man-takes-down-416-pound-wild-hog-in-backyard.html
If you’re a feral hog, don’t mess with Texans.
That’s the lesson learned by a 416-pound wild hog that was killed by an East Texas man after wreaking havoc on his property for the past five years.
A man, Joe Clowers in Union Grove, Texas, killed the hog with an AR-15.
"My property lays between some populated areas and I try to maintain an environment like a sanctuary or nursery for the deer to raise fawns," Clowers told the Houston Chronicle.
Texas is home to the largest feral hog population in the United States, with an estimated 4 million hogs statewide, according to local media, and the animals are increasingly finding their way to developed suburbs.
Joe Clowers of Union Grove, Texas is seen with the massive wild hog that he killed in his backyard. (Gregg County Game Warden)
Along with things like mosquitoes, fire ants, snakes and rats, wild hogs are probably one of the more disliked animals in the Lone Star state.
The hog had been preying on the fawns in the area and Clowers said he always stayed armed when visiting his deer feeders in case the beast charged him.
The departed hog will live on as a trophy mounted on the wall in his home, he added.
“He was the big daddy," Clowers said. "I called him the bush beast.”
I do remember about TV shows that showed Texan families hunt and killed feral hogs.
More reason about why hunting is necessary.
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you missed my entire point. they still have their guns because people like me and bunch of other people here fought to keep them on our hands.
fish in a barrel? hunting from a helicopter? you clearly have no idea what you're talking about
do you have any idea what kind of damage wild hogs do to our environment?
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huh? I'm sorry I don't understand. changed over the years? nothing changed. it remains the same. you are confused.
Chicago's gun ban law = unconstitutional and overturned - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald_v._City_of_Chicago
DC's gun restriction law = unconstitutional and overturned - https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-d-c-law-restricting-gun-rights-idUSKBN1AA27U
Congressman has proposed a new federal legislation called SAGA - Second Amendment Guarantee Act. It passed.. it would prevent all states, cities, etc. to enforce their own gun laws stricter than federal gun laws - https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/3576?q={"search":["Chris+Collins"]}
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Thank you Michael Bloomberg! It's not just in NY, other states are doing many of the same things. As i said NY is above the curve!
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Go back and look at some of the liberal court decisions.
I'm sure the state of NY would say a heart felt thank you! I do agree with you on their taxes though, they are exorbitant!
Absolutely, I've seen it first hand, but from a helicopter, as long as they don't just let the carcas rot where they dropped it, they could feed a lot of homeless or hungry people with it.you missed my entire point. they still have their guns because people like me and bunch of other people here fought to keep them on our hands.
fish in a barrel? hunting from a helicopter? you clearly have no idea what you're talking about
do you have any idea what kind of damage wild hogs do to our environment?
Well we must of missed each others point. And since you have missed it two times, I won't go there a third time.
Your link didn't open.
Maybe reading Jiro's post would have helped you understand.
Just answering your post. No, just pointing out the problems on the left coast. No, I'm not the one with the problems.
No, I wouldn't be angry at all. I used to be very conservative, until I saw how they were screwing the average American, now I'm more middle of the road; liberal on some issues, conservative on others.
Yes, California used to be a really good place to live, not anymore. Luckily I own my house, but I know people who are leaving the state because they can't afford to live here anymore and that is with good paying jobs! I won't even go into the other problems in the state, but at least you love it, but you don't live here.
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