Elitebowhunter
New Member
I don't know if the season is still open for otter. I knew that there was only 400 in the state that was going to be taken. I have already gotten my two. You might want to check with the DNR and see if you can get rid of them still...Its all worth a try.
avidhunter
New Member
I had the good fortune one morning to watch 3 otters play and swim around for the better part of 2 hours. I wish I had brought my camera!
Fishbonker
Life Member
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Now that there is fast. Not as grainey as I would have expected, but I suppose that is the difference between film and digital. I remember when Tri X was the fastest film and it was black and white.
Neat picture.
The 'Bonker
....shot early morning @1600 ISO....
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Now that there is fast. Not as grainey as I would have expected, but I suppose that is the difference between film and digital. I remember when Tri X was the fastest film and it was black and white.
Neat picture.
The 'Bonker
DOUBLE LUNG
Active Member
that's pretty cool.
nannyslayer
New Member
those are nice photos but otters are absolutely devistating to fish. I am origanlly from southeast mo, and we have an open otter season, with no limit. Otters were all but gone until the missouri game and fish re-introduced them in 96. After that, our fish populations went down, dramtically. I was a very avid trapper, and got many calls from fish farmers, farmers with just pleasure fishing ponds, and people just seeing them in a river or creek running through their property to catch all of the otters. They are more of a nusiance than anything now. One fish hatchery reported having 15,000 dollars worth of damages done by otters. So for your fishing sake, try to get the DNR to give you a permit to remove the animals.