What animal is this from?

[ma96782]

Impossible?




Aloha, Mark

 

[Koda]

I thought the same thing, but just looked it up in the online Oregon regs. Looks like you have to ask permission. Sheesh.

From page 16: (orange highlighting is mine)

No person shall possess or transport any game mammal or part thereof, which has been illegally killed, found or killed for humane reasons, except lawfully obtained shed antlers, unless they have notified and received permission from personnel of the Oregon State Police or ODFW prior to transporting.

No person shall possess the horns of bighorn sheep or Rocky Mtn goat that were not taken legally during an authorized season.

wow, seems pretty strict for some old bones that eventually would otherwise just biodegrade back to dirt. its interesting they put extra emphasis on goat and sheep horns.

 

[WillametteWill]

Is it really dead? Democrats are re-writing definitions on the weekly. What if the Jaw bone identifies as a birthing person? could be kidnapping. LOL

And yet strangely, your local fish and game officials across the country have no problem whatsoever defining the difference between male and female.

 

[pharmseller]

And yet strangely, your local fish and game officials across the country have no problem whatsoever defining the difference between male and female.

I'm doing a hostility cleanse this week, so I won't be responding to any more of your posts.

 

[WillametteWill]

I'm doing a hostility cleanse this week, so I won't be responding to any more of your posts.

I'll miss you...

 

[Capn Jack]

I guess an Archeologist is nothing more than a grave robber with a college degree.

 

[Zechariah]

Taken ? From where ? And for what reasons to 'not be taken'?

If 'taken' from the ground as a dried out skeletal part well, I see no problem. I mean the animal is already dead at this point....

I hear ya I feel the same way. And I did see op said WY which I don't know about there laws. I just knew there was a law in Oregon. Not exactly sure the reasons but I could think of a couple. Not trying to be a do gooder but I don't want to see anybody getting in trouble for something which seems just fine.
Many people don't know about this law in Oregon even most hunters. I've had to tell a few friends I hunt with about this as on a rare occasion I have come across full skulls.

 

[Zechariah]

I thought it was only the skull of the game mammals that couldnt be taken? I think I heard somewhere they do enforce taking the skulls of rams...

Not a 100% Koda on the other parts but for sure the skull is a no no in Oregon. I'm sure most of the time nobody would know and I'm sure the feds wouldn't chase you down for a elk femor or even a jaw bone but I do know of people getting accused of poaching faulsly and having to account for every skull and piece of meat.

 

[Jadeon]

That is from a Jackalope, a rare/magical creature just like a unicorn! Don't listen/believe anyone else

 

[po18guy]

Way too big to be DB Cooper.

 

[Zechariah]

I thought the same thing, but just looked it up in the online Oregon regs. Looks like you have to ask permission. Sheesh.

From page 16: (orange highlighting is mine)

No person shall possess or transport any game mammal or part thereof, which has been illegally killed, found or killed for humane reasons, except lawfully obtained shed antlers, unless they have notified and received permission from personnel of the Oregon State Police or ODFW prior to transporting.

No person shall possess the horns of bighorn sheep or Rocky Mtn goat that were not taken legally during an authorized season.

Thanks Bobby! I actually had a friend have a massive elk die in the clear cut next to his house of natural causes. He asked permission and state police said no. He also ask the OSP to come put him out of misery. Anyhow he watched it die for a long time OSP did collect the head after a week or so and I'm sure its on a state police officers wall lol. My friend did the right thing though. I'm all for law enforcement but the OSP harrased my friend about this thing till he just had to politely tell them to get off his property go get the elk as all he wanted was permission to take skull after death. They basically were trying to interrogate him even when he did the right thing which many would not. I don't think I would bother even calling personally after I his experience. Still cool that he got photos as thats one of the biggest rosevelts I've ever seen.

 

[RVTECH]

Way too big to be DB Cooper.

And he only died a couple years ago in 2019, or at least the guy who most closely matched as the primary suspect in the skyjacking, Robert Rackstraw.

 

[Idaho44]

Severe underbite?

 

[po18guy]

And he only died a couple years ago in 2019, or at least the guy who most closely matched as the primary suspect in the skyjacking, Robert Rackstraw.

They found the Unabomber not far away, but he's alive, unless he got Epsteined.

 

[thorborg]

I'm not sure if you should post that. If its not sheds animal parts are not to be taken for various reasons. I don't think that would be a big thing but better take a look at the laws. Good thing it's not a part of a big horn sheep cause it would be a big deal.

So, in Oregon, this rattleduck snake, made in part from an actual duck bill, might just slam the cell doors on me, huh?

 

[ZigZagZeke]

Is it really dead? Democrats are re-writing definitions on the weekly. What if the Jaw bone identifies as a birthing person? could be kidnapping. LOL

It's both alive and dead until you remove it from its resting place. That's according to the manual issued by the Small Animal Administration.

 

[po18guy]

THAT is the jaw of Schrödinger's cat.

 

[sobo]

They found the Unabomber not far away, but he's alive, unless he got Epsteined.

Oh, he's still alive... trust me...

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[po18guy]

Oh, he's still alive... trust me...

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Lately, he seems to be focusing on gut bombs.

 

[40Garand]

I'm not sure if you should post that. If its not sheds animal parts are not to be taken for various reasons. I don't think that would be a big thing but better take a look at the laws. Good thing it's not a part of a big horn sheep cause it would be a big deal.

There is no law in Oregon stating that you can't collect lower elk jaws. If you are on tribal land I would ask permission first out of respect. You don't want to get caught pilfering their arts and crafts supplies.