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At least this time they'll allow us to hunt in the state FWC-owned properties. http://www.aol.com/article/2015/02/03/florida-calls-on-civilian-patrols-to-battle-invasive-pythons/21138526/

"A wise ruler will contrive to keep all his citizens dependent on him and on the state, and then he will be able to trust them.".......Machiavelli Sound familiar?

The State has Organized a "Python Challenge" with prizes to begin dealing with this invasive. http://www.pythonchallenge.org/

In light of the changes in our society, armed guards in the school makes sense to me. It's the realization that gives me pause. Guards are expensive. States could opt to go with the Federal level which could mean the Department of Homeland Security. If not, then higher taxes are a...

I've got S&W 1076, so hot loads shouldn't be a problem. However I have no "real world" experience with it's effect on the dangerous critters out there. Anybody have any info to share?

Had a big Black Bear walk right up on me real quiet. I only saw him when I closed my van doors. Now I hear about predatory black bear attacks and I wonder if I just missed having one. This was winter in a closed campground in the Smokies. I've got a S&W 629 6" in 44 Magnum but I wonder...

In light of the vulnerabilities demonstrated by businesses posting their premises as "no gun" venues, I would propose that they be required to provide an armed guard to ensure the safety of those they have disarmed.

I purchased 500 rnds of 10mm BVAC Ammo from Cheaper than dirt. Came promptly and looked good. Couple of days ago BVAC called me to warn me they had loaded them hot and not to fire them in a Glock or Colt Delta. When I told them I was using a S&W 1076 they told me not to worry about it.

Anybody tried this?

I haven't hunted in a long time, but Flintknapper's saga has inspired me to help do something about them here where I live. we've got too many invasives here already, pythons, monitor lizards, iguanas, hogs etc. I know I can't solve the problem but one less is one less. The hunts I've seen...

I am thinking about Florida's everglades, for long term use. Don't want to use waders or extremely high boots because of heat issues. Have been looking at combat type swamp boots, both waterproof and not with possibly gaiters to deal with snakes. Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions.