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Jerry2144

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2. I'd vote no

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Tue Oct 22, 2024, 03:25 PM

Oct 2024

If there is a reason to stop allowing hunting of a certain animal, that amendment would block the logical reason. For instance, a species is endangered or on the verge of extinction, the state or fed can’t block a hunter’s “right” to kill it

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Pros and cons on Florida's Amendment 2: Preserving the right to hunt and fish [View all] RandySF Oct 2024 OP

I was told that Florida Democrats' official stand on this is NO radical noodle Oct 2024 #1

I'd vote no Jerry2144 Oct 2024 #2

I voted NO. It wants to encroach on the Fish and Wildlife Conservation responsibilities too much for me Deuxcents Oct 2024 #3