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    Re: Culling mutated hatchlings:

    Quote Originally Posted by Vader6 View Post
    If it's going to die anywhere then there is no reason that it will become an invasive species to the area around it. Further more a BP will never be an issue even if they were released they are purely rodent eaters and don't get big enough to cause any issues to begin with. BP's might be taken away b/c of it's larger counter part snake brothers. BP's don't get big enough not to have a predator. Back on point I said to release it b/c if it had a illness that will cause it to die anyway might as well let it live out it's very short life exploring. Personal opinion.
    NEWSFLASH its illegal to release ANY non native animal! So if your sick and going to die should i release you into the ocean? I mean if your going to just die why not die swimming .
    Joe Haggard

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