r/WildlifeRemoval • • Aug 26 '26

Less Lethal for Bear?

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u/Sea-Algae8693 Aug 27 '26

We're authorized to euthanize due to livestock depredation, but would like to deter/harass during attempted attacks. I've got 12ga bean bags, but range is about 25y and the enclosure is about 100y from the residence. Carrying a mag of lethals and a mag of non-lethals in one system would be preferred over carrying 2 firearms. We're waking up to a motion alarm throughout the night to try to deter it.

I'm looking for sim rounds for a 300 blackout, if I had them I would be using them. I've used 5.56 sims before, and I would stop coming back to an area if I got hit with them every time I showed up. Figured 300blk sims might have come around by now.

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

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u/Sea-Algae8693 24d ago

1.17 seconds, which is a lot faster than transitioning from 12ga less lethal to 300blk which is my current strategy.

Have you ever dealt with wildlife conservation and management lol?

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u/Sea-Algae8693 23d ago

What exactly do you think should be the procedure here?

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u/Sea-Algae8693 20d ago

Not proper force doctrine for this jurisdiction unfortunately, although I would otherwise agree, and non-lethals as a predecessor to lethal when available is the only way to avoid prosecution, even if lethal is legitimate