Thread: when is cattle feral?

Originally Posted by Tahr

DOC has a higher obligation to fence Brad's cattle out, than he has to fence them in on account of the Gov being exempt from the Fencing Act.

You have to take the fucktards to court to get anything from them unless you want some 1080 that's free for all.

Originally Posted by BRADS

You have to take the fucktards to court to get anything from them unless you want some 1080 that's free for all.

Isn't this a health and safety issue for those using DOC land, having beasts roaming round, you need to talk with OSH

Standard conditions
This permit only allows ground based non-commercial hunting of deer, pigs, goats, wallabies, chamois or tahr within the timeframe specified as "permit validity period", unless otherwise stated in the Special Conditions


I dont see any mention of cattle in the above, taken from my hunting permit. So I guess that unless you have a special clause, they are off the menu whichever way you look at it. So yeah, poaching.

Originally Posted by Pengy

Standard conditions
This permit only allows ground based non-commercial hunting of deer, pigs, goats, wallabies, chamois or tahr within the timeframe specified as "permit validity period", unless otherwise stated in the Special Conditions


I dont see any mention of cattle in the above, taken from my hunting permit. So I guess that unless you have a special clause, they are off the menu whichever way you look at it. So yeah, poaching.

Read the original post of this thread....

Poaching
noun
1. the illegal practice of trespassing on another's property to hunt or steal game without the landowner's permission.

Originally Posted by Pengy

Standard conditions
This permit only allows ground based non-commercial hunting of deer, pigs, goats, wallabies, chamois or tahr within the timeframe specified as "permit validity period", unless otherwise stated in the Special Conditions


I dont see any mention of cattle in the above, taken from my hunting permit. So I guess that unless you have a special clause, they are off the menu whichever way you look at it. So yeah, poaching.

Fair comment. Thank you, that clears it up for me. I thought it did mention feral cattle but I was wrong (although I will check my permit when I get home).