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EricIvins
at Mon Mar 7 16:57:40 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by EricIvins ]
It's a catch 22 though. Granted their are alot of people who licenses down here, but just how many people are willing to let a total stranger ( or even somebody they know ) start interacting with thier hot collection? The liabilities involved put the majority of people off to having someone other than themselves work with them. I've looked into trying to find someone reasonably close to start building up my hours, but the ones that are willing are a few hours away, and the few that are close won't even let you come near their collection. Either they are afraid you'll get bit ( Rightfully so ), bring some type of bug to their collection, or come in at night and steal all thier animals. That puts me where? I want to work with Venomous reptiles, Boiga especially, but with the situation as it is, it's almost impossible. Sorry for getting off the subject of my original post. What if a proposal was brought up to FWC about a tier type system? A type of ranking that allows the "experienced" individuals to work with the more dangerous animals and the less experienced to work with the milder animals?
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RE: Legalities of Mangrove snakes in Florida - EricIvins, Mon Mar 7 16:57:40 2005