Private property laws are so different and complicated from jurisdiction to jurisdiction

Looks like we only need a hunting license on private land, I just can't wield a gun due to laws, but I can wield a crossbow.

not on public lands tho

but on private lands I can

in hawaii

You live in Hawaii?

yes

I'm sorry man

yea its too bad

beautiful state

almost perfect

its got mountains and beaches

Just the hunting laws are garbage

I moved to Minnesota 4 years ago and honestly, it's not heavy on gun laws. Just have to have a permit to purchase handguns

neat

Yeah, I live in a mostly Republican area too. Lots of farms around and lots of valleys and wooded land

My condolences.

One thing I've always wanted to do was, buy land in Montana, build a nice sized lake, nothin too fancy, one that I can afford obviously, and connect it to some of the best freshwater creeks n streams. I want the lake to be deep, so that I can plant both Tiger Muskie and Rainbow Trout in there.

There was a lake in Montana that did this.

The muskie cleared out all of the carp, and the Trout not only became super healthy but grew to monstrous sizes in comparison to the rest of the state's trout sizes

gun fishing is great

I want to go to Montana too

catching like 3 to 4lb Rainbows that pulled the shit out of your line like Steelhead

but sadly

I always wanted to try bow fishing

the lake's dam broke *last* year, and they have to start all over again

oh my

which is too bad, they had beautiful Kokanee in there as well

and well...

apparently some Kokanee and Rainbow Trout were crossbreeding, which is a thing unheard of btw. Never happened before, and the coolest part about it, is that they were crossbreeding in such a natural way that it didn't mess anything up.

i like fish

are they tasty?

the crossbred fish

I'd cook one up

I wouldn't know, they were too small

but they had the beautiful chrome bodies like a Kokanee, with a rainbow stripe across it, as well as the black dots that Trout have on the top of their body, which Kokanee don't have, but instead of a green colored top they had a blue like a Kokanee.

And a black mouth

but pink white fins like a native wild trout

They had both identifiers of a trout and a kokanee

It was nuts

That was in 2017

the dam didn't break til 2019

So they could've gotten big enough by then