The Final Word.
- Thread starter Double-D-Team
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Both bills are still in committees and not scheduled to be heard again until the 14th and 15th.....
Our local game warden was talking about this so we ask him why would we need a permit if they couldn't come on our land. He said that was a good question and that they probably didn't think about that.
boonencrockett
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Only reason they are doing it is for revenue . Crazy but the cheaters will still cheat . It'll keep the honest hunter honest
MickThompson
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Fake news, for now anyways.
Well that's that .....no more arguing hopefully 
Sad
Hymie3
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Very sad. Very disappointing.
deerhunter10
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Its not passed yet. Literally 30 seconds of googling shows that. It's going through committees.
DoubleRidge
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And it wouldn't be or wont be the "final word" on the topic anyway...we can always discuss best practices for land management and how baiting doesnt rank high on that list...and we can always speak about and promote what best for all wildlife...plenty of things that are "legal" are not the best choice...hope it doesnt pass the next committee.
KTS
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Man, I sure hope this don't go through.
I've been deer hunting since 1962, killed plenty of deer and have never put out a speck of bait of any kind in my live.
If you can't kill a deer without bait you're not much of a hunter.
I've been deer hunting since 1962, killed plenty of deer and have never put out a speck of bait of any kind in my live.
If you can't kill a deer without bait you're not much of a hunter.
anything for money...
killingtime 41
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don't worry once you pay your money. That makes so the spread of cwd is impossible. Or was all that just bullshit to begin with.
Ya'll need something to complain about. No one is requiring you to bait. Like I always say.....
Omega
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I don't have hogs, yet, but when I do I will bait them in, but no self-respecting deer will eat the stuff I put out for hogs, at least I have never heard of a deer eating it.
FLTENNHUNTER1
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Same as food plots.
Crappieaddict
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FWIW, I have been legally baiting for over a year with my wild hog exemption. The deer prefer the Trace Mineral salt over the corn. The corn draws squirrels, coons, and crows more than anything. I definitely wouldn't pay to bait. I also rarely hunt my land knowing that there is bait out. The baiting is done by the USDA at the trap they erected.
