Gardening practices??
12-12-2006 | 09:00 PM
#41
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Fork Horn
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From: Woodstock, ILLINOIS
RE: What are those Big green Balls??
Well heres my last shot to keep this post alive.
Still looking for a concrete answer.....
Maybe the DNR doesn't give a concrete answer Kinda
like the patriot act or somethin"
Still looking for a concrete answer.....
Maybe the DNR doesn't give a concrete answer Kinda
like the patriot act or somethin"
12-12-2006 | 09:08 PM
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From: Central Utah
RE: What are those Big green Balls??
The DNR definitely has some vague rules. I think they leave them that way on purpose.
I believe that if you pull up turnips that would be somehow construed as baiting too. (since that not a normal agricultural practice)
I'll ask a CPO your question. I'll let you know what I find out.
I believe that if you pull up turnips that would be somehow construed as baiting too. (since that not a normal agricultural practice)
I'll ask a CPO your question. I'll let you know what I find out.
12-13-2006 | 02:37 AM
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RE: What are those Big green Balls??
ORIGINAL: whitetailsoldier
Well heres my last shot to keep this post alive.
Still looking for a concrete answer.....
Maybe the DNR doesn't give a concrete answer Kinda
like the patriot act or somethin"
Well heres my last shot to keep this post alive.
Still looking for a concrete answer.....
Maybe the DNR doesn't give a concrete answer Kinda
like the patriot act or somethin"
12-14-2006 | 05:28 PM
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From: Central Utah
RE: What are those Big green Balls??
WhitetailSoldier, this is the answer I got from a DNR Land Manager with 25 years experience. (he does lots of food plots)
Kicking hedge balls into a pile = baiting. (the 'placing/manipulation' restriction comes into play)
Hunting over naturally fallen hedge balls that haven't been moved is okay.
Planting turnips, beets or whateverand hunting over them is okay.
Pulling up the turnips for the deer = baiting (this is covered by the 'manipulation' rule)
So the deer have to dig them out themselves.
I hope that helps!
Christine
Kicking hedge balls into a pile = baiting. (the 'placing/manipulation' restriction comes into play)
Hunting over naturally fallen hedge balls that haven't been moved is okay.
Planting turnips, beets or whateverand hunting over them is okay.
Pulling up the turnips for the deer = baiting (this is covered by the 'manipulation' rule)
So the deer have to dig them out themselves.
I hope that helps!
Christine
