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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
dint make since, i was at the georgia repticon the one before last and somone had corns
Originally Posted by JLC
Yeah....gotta really work on that realism when shooting a movie with a woman who has snakes for hair and can turn you to stone with a look....what were they thinking???
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
Originally Posted by BOWSER11788
dint make since, i was at the georgia repticon the one before last and somone had corns
I was at that show and saw no corns... they cannot get in the door with them, it is against the law. You may have saw some non native rat snakes, kings, or milks though.
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
mabye rats, then, though that law is very dum IMO
Originally Posted by JLC
Yeah....gotta really work on that realism when shooting a movie with a woman who has snakes for hair and can turn you to stone with a look....what were they thinking???
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
The law is in place to prevent over-collection of animals from the wild I assume.
The exception for hots is, I assume, mainly due to rattlesnake roundups, and possibly for venomous-christian-nutters.
It wouldn't be too hard for any of you GA residents to put together a petition to change the regs. There would be plenty of support and plenty of evidence to show that 99.99% of the corn snake market is captive bred animals, leaving the majority of the wild corns in GA alone.
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
Originally Posted by mainbutter
The law is in place to prevent over-collection of animals from the wild I assume.
The exception for hots is, I assume, mainly due to rattlesnake roundups, and possibly for venomous-christian-nutters.
It wouldn't be too hard for any of you GA residents to put together a petition to change the regs. There would be plenty of support and plenty of evidence to show that 99.99% of the corn snake market is captive bred animals, leaving the majority of the wild corns in GA alone.
I agree, many states actually appreciate when residents bring up concern about outdated laws, it shows that they are paying attention to the laws and helping to make them more current.
The only reason so many 'silly' old laws are not changed is because no one brought them up as an issue.
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
to be honest, only in pics, have a seen a normal corn, all of them had been morphs or high contrast colors, i doubt you can find these in the wild
Originally Posted by JLC
Yeah....gotta really work on that realism when shooting a movie with a woman who has snakes for hair and can turn you to stone with a look....what were they thinking???
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
lol, change laws in GA....that's funny!
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
In NJ they had a similar law. But the major difference in it was that you cannot own a true corn. You could own any morph you wanted, but the true corns were off limits. But then again I think turtles are off limits in NJ still also. Every state has their weird laws I guess.
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Re: Wait... Illegal in Georgia!?
Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
This law keep local people from going out and catching them in the wild for the pet trade. Make them illeglal to own and no will want to catch sale or breed them from wild stock.. it keeps the local population where it belongs in the wild.
We have that same problem down here in Fl. I see few places that sells wild rat snakes, and a friend's friend of mine ended up with a wild one as well.
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