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@Bellybutton I've heard that they are a problem and they can be shot legally on private property or in areas where hunting is allowed without permit.

@FacelessMen Big money in it too

@Voodoo333333 yea, do you think it's ok to run around firing a gun into dead animals?

@Comfortably_numb You can legally shoot a dead animal on your own property as long as it is not protected species. Protected species require permit to shoot regardless if they are alive or dead.

@Comfortably_numb It's fucking dead, wtf does it care, omg a dead pigeon poor pigeon if he gets shot, I mean it's fuckin dead dude, I mean I still wouldn't do it out of respect for the animal but I'm just saying, it shouldn't be a fuckin crime shooting dead animals, lol, it just sounds retarded that anyone would prosecute that. Omg you shot that carcass of a mountain lion, how will it decompose further on now!?!?!?! omg!!!! lmao lol that's just so stupid.

@Voodoo333333 The “dead alligator” part is irrelevant "legally". It is the location and authorization to discharge the firearm is what matter. Some parts of the Everglades are national parks, and the firearm discharge is prohibited in that area. And other parts of Everglades that are outside of the national park must follow hunting and firearm regulations. Bottom line, there is no specific Florida law that makes a shooting a dead alligator by itself a crime.

@FacelessMen So if someone is being chased by an animal nigaturd in the everglades and the animal nigaturd is about to catch you and rob you and kill you, you can't shoot him to defend yourself in that area, that sounds bull lol Florida is big on self defense, I kind of doubt that all kinds of weapons discharge would be for bidden.

@criminalarmageddon you should be a defense lawyer.

@Quint_Beastwood Yeah, almost as bad as jack doughrty

@MisterProgneto Plus might hit something still alive in the line of fire