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Old 12-11-2006 | 05:54 AM
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Default Gardening practices??

I live in Mchenry Il. On the property I hunt on there are florecent green fruit balls. They're the size of soft balls. I belive they are called Osage_Orange fruits. The deer are eating these Hardcore. My question is would it be considered baiting if i kick them into a pile?? I'm not bringing them out there they're already on the ground.
or canI unburry them from the snow??
Don't want to bait them just utalize the natural fruit??

Any one else see these things??




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This is verbatum from Illinois 2005-2006 DNR Information
It is unlawful to make available food,salt,mineral blocks or other products for ingestion by wild deer or other wildlife in areas where wild deer are present.EXEPT,

Grain or other feed distributed or scattered solely as a result of normal agriculture, Gardening, or soil stabalization practices.




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HOW DO YOU INTERPRET THAT?????

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