So, when I was heading down for my python hunt, I checked out the brochures for
Francis Taylor-Everglades- Motorized vehicles are prohibited on all levees except for the L-4, L-5
and L-6 levees. The L-6 levee is only accessible via the L-18 levee and
Sportsman’s Crossover. See map
Rotenburg
- Persons may only enter and exit the area from the L-4, Powerline, Miami Canal and Manley Ditch levees
Holeyland
- Vehicles are prohibited on all levees except the L-5 and Miami Canal levees
Today, I get an email from SFWMD titled
L-67A
Levee Public Access Temporarily Closed Due to S-151 Structure Replacement and
Automation Work
What gives???? L-67 looked like the perfect levy when I looked at the brochure map for the everglades and also the density maps of documented snakes. But the brochure says off limits..
Also, we did drive around to many, many levy entrances and all had gates closed...
Do they want us getting these snakes out of there or not??
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Who do you think is really at war with the snake? Just recently they stopped restricting hunters from taking them when other hunting was not going on. It does catch headlines and has good social media outreach. Are they stopping people from hunting small game due to lack of it? No one wants it gone so bad as they would open more gates to let people in. Who knows what they might do. They may want to do other things.
I just wonder how many of the snakes left go in the wild by UF with radio tags have managed to get away
Its environmentalist terrorism at its finest. Write Zinke demanding a delisting of the bird so the Everglades don’t die.
Just like the Panther , protects all other animals and habitat where they reside.
Pick something cute and claim the land in their name. Common for many Groups and full of bull...
But it works for them.