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Why doesn't this ever happen during Moose Season
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around the topic of hunting seasons, specifically focusing on the absence of moose during the hunting season and the implications of wildlife presence in residential areas. Participants share personal experiences and observations related to wildlife encounters and hunting regulations.
Discussion Character
- Debate/contested
- Conceptual clarification
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions a close encounter with a moose and discusses the practicality of indoor cleaning and butchering.
- Another participant expresses sympathy regarding the situation, noting frequent sightings of white-tailed deer in their yard.
- Some participants speculate that the tracks observed may be from neighborhood children rather than wildlife.
- A participant humorously questions the interpretation of the term "season" in relation to hunting.
- There is a clarification that in this context, 'season' refers to the legal timeframe for hunting animals, with examples of other hunting seasons provided.
- One participant introduces the idea that there are no specific hunting seasons for children, referencing a subsistence permit that can be obtained year-round under certain conditions.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants express differing views on the presence of wildlife and the implications of hunting seasons, with no clear consensus reached on the reasons for the absence of moose during the hunting season.
Contextual Notes
Participants rely on personal observations and interpretations of hunting regulations, which may vary by location and context. The discussion includes humorous and speculative elements that reflect individual perspectives.
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dlgoff
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Sorry it was out of season. 
From the tracks, it looks like maybe he's visited you before.
I do feel for you. White tail deer in broad daylight in my yard seems to be an everyday thing.
From the tracks, it looks like maybe he's visited you before.
I do feel for you. White tail deer in broad daylight in my yard seems to be an everyday thing.
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I think most of those tracks are from the neighborhood kids before the big snow came.
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arildno
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Wasn't it even the kid season??Pythagorean said:
Poor you...
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Am I to understand that before the word "season" the word "hunting" is to be inserted?
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Zryn
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In this context 'season' is synonymoose with 'able to be killed legally'. Other common examples include duck season or rabbit season.
Are you saying that you wouldn't want to kill things all the time? How un-American!
Are you saying that you wouldn't want to kill things all the time? How un-American!
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Well, when it comes to children, there's not really a season. You can get a year round subsistence permit if you meet income requirements.
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