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Topic: Running Dogs with GPS for Pigs and Coons  (Read 871 times)

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Hojoman

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April 25, 2013

Question: Since bear and bobcat hunting with hounds is now banned in the state of California, can we still use GPS collars on hounds for hunting pigs, coons, etc.? (Dean C.)

Answer: You may use dogs to hunt raccoons and pigs, however, the use of GPS collars is prohibited (CCR Title 14, section 265(d)(2)).


Archie Marx

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Does anyone know the justification for this regulation?  When I fish Shag slough I sometimes come across hounds with a radio collars. I think GPS collars might make it easier to find lost dogs.
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