The commission finally voted to approve the use of thermal and night vision equipment for predator control. Seeing this change happen after so long is a weight off my shoulders because it means safer nights for my livestock. Thank you for sticking with me while we pushed for this update.
Seeing five hundred people back this push for safer night hunting methods is incredible. My family has dealt with the risks of current regulations for too long and it means the world to see this kind of traction.
Reached 500 supporters
February 20, 2018
February 2, 2018
Seeing one hundred people recognize how dangerous these outdated rules are for our rural communities is incredible. I started this because my own livestock have suffered enough losses in the dark. Your support confirms that I am not the only one fighting for a safer way to manage these predators.
Reached 100 supporters
February 2, 2018
145 Comments
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Bob Bowser
8 years ago
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Especially coyotes are becoming more and more brave, luring our dogs out way from the building site at night, which is the only time I am ever home to hunt them. I NEED lights to protect our livestock from these animals and keep my dogs safe.
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Stephen mcmillan
8 years ago
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The allowed use of artificial light and night optics could potentially save me large sums of money each year by easily allowing me so see and dispatch predators that kill and eat my chickens ducks and other small animals that I keep and have lost dubious amounts of over the last few years.
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Matthew A Naquin
8 years ago
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This is a must if we’re going to be a sportsman state. Kansas is known for the abundance of big whitetail, however, over the years the coyotes have depleted the population. Kansas will lose revenue if this matter isn’t resolved in reasonable time. Let’s give people more reason to come to Kansas and hunt! Open night hunting and let the perments sell!
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Hector Arreola
8 years ago
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Time to update the outdated hunting regulations in kansas. 35+ states allow night hunting and it is working for them. If it works for them there isnt any reason it shouldnt work in kansas.
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John Keys
8 years ago
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Night hunting is the most productive method of taking predators. I live in the country and can tell you we’re overrun. I haven’t had a fawn survive on my place in 4 years. Poachers will poach regardless of laws. Allow law-abiding citizens to help control our damaging predator population.
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Eddy Wiebe
8 years ago
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Have had anyone from ranchers to pheasant farms ask me for help with coyote problems. Night predator hunting needs to be legalized!
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Robert Mullikin
4 years ago
Allow night hunting for yotes
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Randy Collins
6 years ago
I really like the ideal at night hunting to keep these coyote under control
The commission finally voted to approve the use of thermal and night vision equipment for predator control. Seeing this change happen after so long is a weight off my shoulders because it means safer nights for my livestock. Thank you for sticking with me while we pushed for this update.
Seeing five hundred people back this push for safer night hunting methods is incredible. My family has dealt with the risks of current regulations for too long and it means the world to see this kind of traction.
Reached 500 supporters
February 20, 2018
February 2, 2018
Seeing one hundred people recognize how dangerous these outdated rules are for our rural communities is incredible. I started this because my own livestock have suffered enough losses in the dark. Your support confirms that I am not the only one fighting for a safer way to manage these predators.
Reached 100 supporters
February 2, 2018
145 Comments
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Bob Bowser
8 years ago
Featured
Especially coyotes are becoming more and more brave, luring our dogs out way from the building site at night, which is the only time I am ever home to hunt them. I NEED lights to protect our livestock from these animals and keep my dogs safe.
S
Stephen mcmillan
8 years ago
Featured
The allowed use of artificial light and night optics could potentially save me large sums of money each year by easily allowing me so see and dispatch predators that kill and eat my chickens ducks and other small animals that I keep and have lost dubious amounts of over the last few years.
M
Matthew A Naquin
8 years ago
Featured
This is a must if we’re going to be a sportsman state. Kansas is known for the abundance of big whitetail, however, over the years the coyotes have depleted the population. Kansas will lose revenue if this matter isn’t resolved in reasonable time. Let’s give people more reason to come to Kansas and hunt! Open night hunting and let the perments sell!
H
Hector Arreola
8 years ago
Featured
Time to update the outdated hunting regulations in kansas. 35+ states allow night hunting and it is working for them. If it works for them there isnt any reason it shouldnt work in kansas.
J
John Keys
8 years ago
Featured
Night hunting is the most productive method of taking predators. I live in the country and can tell you we’re overrun. I haven’t had a fawn survive on my place in 4 years. Poachers will poach regardless of laws. Allow law-abiding citizens to help control our damaging predator population.
E
Eddy Wiebe
8 years ago
Featured
Have had anyone from ranchers to pheasant farms ask me for help with coyote problems. Night predator hunting needs to be legalized!
R
Robert Mullikin
4 years ago
Allow night hunting for yotes
R
Randy Collins
6 years ago
I really like the ideal at night hunting to keep these coyote under control
Especially coyotes are becoming more and more brave, luring our dogs out way from the building site at night, which is the only time I am ever home to hunt them. I NEED lights to protect our livestock from these animals and keep my dogs safe.