For those of you with land or a hunting lease that want to help your deer, turkey etc populations then it is a must to control the coyotes, bobcats and foxes. Contact the North Carolina Predator Hunters Association @ [email protected] or visit us @ http://www.northcarolinapha.com. We are a non-profit organization with motivated and mature predator hunters aimed to help the public by reducing the coyote, bobcat, fox and hog populations (within the law) where they are causing problems. It goes without saying that it's free of charge.
We are also looking for more members. You do not have to be a knowledgeable predator hunter to join the association, just a desire to learn.


Check us out.

Do you know of an organization similar to yours here in Louisiana? I would like to get started in predator hunting and really don't know where to start.

Go to the web site and look for a guy that goes by PuppyPopper. He started the organization and built the website. I'm sure he'll be more than willing to tell you how to get one started.

Dave

That name is hilarious...what does he do, squeeze them until they pop? lol

I have 300 acre here in Va and would love to have some one get rid of these pest or teach me how.

What part of Va? I bet we have a member or two that would be more than willing to show you the ropes.

Renfrowridge, introduce yourself on the site.

renfrowridge, if need some help, all you have to do is let me know. I can put a group of guys together or come up myself. Just let me know what I can do to help.

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I live between Rose hill and Jonesville Yotes are a big problem it helps when the county pays $25.00 a peace for female yotes. I have got 3 bobcats so for but my turkeys keep getting less and less 3 years ago I could count 60 to 70 turkeys every morning in the back yard now I am lucky to see 3 or 4

Sounds like a weekend trip. Renfrow, pass the word to other landowners. If they have problems we'll be willing to help. This is what we like to do: help people (landowners etc) and have fun doing it. In the end, everyone benifits to include deer and turkey populations.

Dave