Indians For Guns

i think rat & crow are included in vermin list of india...what are the other animals of this "Schedule V" (vermins)

Crow and all rodents.. i.e. rats, mice, bandocoots..

diskaon

thank you sir....
but i need the exact list of the animals mentioned in Schedule V,.,.,.

http://envfor.nic.in/legis/wildlife/wildlife1.html

and

http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?t=3070&start=0

hope this helps!!!

as you can see.. this has been discussed before here..

WILD LIFE (PROTECTION) ACT, 1972



SCHEDULE V

(Sections 2, 8, 61 and 62) 1.



Common crow

2{2. •••]

3. Fruit bats

2[4. ••*]

5. Mice

6. Rats \7. •••]



1 Inserted vide Noti. No. 1-4/95, dt. 5-12-2001 & corrected vide corrigendum Noti. No. 1-

4/95/WL-l, dt. 19-2-2002.

2 Vide Notification No. FJ 11012/31 /76 FRY(WL), dt. 5-10-1977.




diskaon

thank you sir,,,,,,

Fruit bats !!! - My dear fellow those are protected species and not vermin.

sniper bhai.. i have no idea about fruit bats being protected or not.. i only copied and pasted from the schedule V.

anyways. how will one identify if its a fruit bat or some other bat.. unless he shoots it and then checks it physically..
{it would be like.. bang.. oops, I am a criminal.. }

I would not shoot at any bat like object ever.. for that matter what i something far away looks like a crow and after shooting you come to know its some other black bird like a cuckoo or some other bird you mistook for a crow. What will you do then?? bury it??or turn yourself in at the nearest police station??

best is to keep to shooting tins and cans (my personal opinion)

diskaon

Something which is not on the list

you can shoot fish,
about chicken and goats, you cut their throats to kill them. they can be shot too.

SS

Shamsher

I have never seen a chicken or goat in front of a firing squad. guess shooting them would be legal as they are bred to have their throats slit anyways. its their dharma i guess.. mode of slaughter is not mentioned anywhere in the law. many years back i have seen a butcher strangling a chicken in a meat shop on a customer request (he wanted to take it home and clean it.. didnt want blood in his bag)

diskaon.

indian wild life protection act got an amendment on 2002. In which two bat species(saalimali-bat,woranghoutan faced bat) out of 13 bat species put in shedule 1.kindly note that these two species are not easily visiblein normal areas & even for reserch watchers. In my opinion the other 11 bat species still under shedule 5 and bat reserchers are raising their voice to in clude the rest also. Yet now no body has mentioned this change in this forum eventhough it was done well before...hihi now only i also gone throu the amendment .... no update post 2002... !!??

Any recent amendment......??

Ranjith raghavan

Thank ur stars machars(Mosquitos) are not on the protected list...

Is frog is included in the vermin of india. ??


But in biological lab , they experiment on it..

Is frog is included in the vermin of india. ??

There are many kinds of research, but the species I'm familiar with that is used for conducting research is the Xenopus laevis. If I could be assured that they would not turn them loose in the wild, I'd get a couple for my grandkids.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_clawed_frog

Are you aware of a species indigenous to India that's used for research?

timmy wrote:
Are you aware of a species indigenous to India that's used for research?

The Indian bullfrog. What we called" Rana Tigrina" in school.

Got it, Prashant:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoplobatrachus_tigerinus

Thanks!