is it legal to hunt and kill woodpeckers in Indiana?
350056
Typically they are protected and as the guy above said why would you want to?\n\nWhy don't you post another questions like, "How do I keep woodpecker from beating holes in my cedar siding and waking me up at 6:00 AM every morning?"\n\nHint - a product called Tangle-foot
987407
i live in kansas.  there is a private lake that i used to hunt ducks every season for a few years.  a guy leased the lake just for hunting, and closed it off to everyone else.  maybe you can have a lease to one party.  that's less headache, and you get one lump sum.  the person leasing it can collect money from other people hunting it, or he can have his own club on there.  i don't know how many acres you have, but from what i understand deer leases are fairly pricey in texas.  here in kansas, people let you hunt for free.
200071
i live in kentucky, and in the evening you can see them standing in groups in my back yard ! the same in virgina, you see them driving along the road, but you must ask most people before you hunt on their property, most will let you as long as it is deer season.
146022
My understanding is that it is not illegal to accidentally shoot someone while hunting.  If that is correct, then the answer is never.\n\nAccording to CNN, Cheney has been officially cleared and the shooting was ruled a hunting accident.
589384
I live in ILL as well, I catch them using corn and nightcrawlers.  If they are spawning snag them with a treble hook.
208649
Yes. They are almost extinct. So, govt. officials made it illegal to kill them. \n\nhttp://www.riverotter.net/gallery/thumbnails/tnotter_trio.jpg\n\nWanna know more...\n\nDucks Unlimited\n1 Waterfowl Way\nMemphis, TN 38120\n(901) 758-3825\n\nCommited to the protection and preservation of North American Wetlands
481985
No.  It should be legal because it's another means for people to provide food for their family.\n\nWhere I disagree with it is when people just hunt for the thrill of the kill and for a trophy.  That shows a disrespect for life.
604111
I think, THINK, and also at least when I lived in Texas (where else! LOL) that if someone were in your home, you could shoot or stab or whatever and/or kill them, but only if it was in self defense. The reason I think this is that I had heard once that if you killed them on your front porch, you'd better drag them inside, otherwise, it was an issue. HOWEVER, you need to check with your local authorities on that rule - especially if you're having a "serious" problem or issue or fear. I do not know this for a fact.......
810459
http://www.ohiodnr.com/wildlife/License/main.htm\nthis site has the info
469265
Sorry, Indiana lifetime fishing licenses ended July 1, last year. \n\nhttp://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/licenses/lifelic.htm
441170
http://www.fireworks.com/fireworks_laws/laws_indiana.asp
533089
Yes.  You must call the city and have them send out a licensed trapper.
816171
The only "legal" way I can think of is run over them, but it's really hard to run over a turkey, especially if they are watching.  I've tried to run over a few, but they take off when they see a vehicle coming.  I know it's possible to do, though, because I have seen several on the side of the road.  I even cut a ten inch beard off of one.
120613
I wouldn't go anywhere near Dick if he had a gun. I just read an article about how he doesn't really hunt he goes to a private game farm where they release farm-raised birds for you. During the 2004 election campaign, Dick and some other rich guys killed 417 of 500 birds let loose for them.\nDick killed 70 of the 417 there were nine other rich dudes in his group of "hunters".\nAlso I want to add it is not your fault if you get shot unless you shoot yourself. When you pick up a gun you need to look before you shoot. Not shoot then look. Duh.
759895
I live rurally too, and my sibling owns a ranch -- and yes, there are those who have the Hunting/Fishing Licenses (or not -- which is the majority of cases) who think they can walk or enter any property and do what they want to do -- which is why we have Security Systems on the buildings and at the entries.\n\nDO call the police -- and DO take down any license plates of vehicles parked on or near your property when you see them that you have NOT invited onto your land.\n\nDO Call the Fish/Wildlife Service as well -- I do keep a camera in my vehicle and on me at all times, and take photos of the trespasser, and call them with the information -- because Fish/Wildlife is the one department responsible for issuing the game permits.  That way, you can rest assured that they will be looking at the permit process for that trespassing individual(s), and that their permits can be denied, pulled, and they can be subject to heavy fines for entering private property.
566708
In Texas it is illegal for one to shoot a buffalo from the second story of a hotel.  Also the Encyclopedia Brittanica is banned.\nsee: http://www.dumblaws.com
829208
If your talking about chumming, yes it is legal but only for non-game fish ( Catfish, Nile perch, Bow-fin etc. ) the taking of game fish ( Bass, Bluegill, Bream, Sunshine Bass, etc ) is forbidden and you can be heavily fined and your vehicle can also be confiscated if you're caught with game fish.