Twist on baiting
 

I know, I know. another baiting topic post. But here's my question. How is sitting over a watering hole in new mexico waiting for an antelope to come up and drink, any different than throwing a pile of corn 25 yards from your stand? They're going to come in to the water no matter what, so is hunting a watering hole out west any better than baiting anywhere else?

RE: Twist on baiting
 

Haven't we beat this topic to death?

RE: Twist on baiting
 

But even in states where waterhole hunting is accepted, baiting is outlawed. Interesting huh?

RE: Twist on baiting
 

And it's perfectly acceptable to plant an acre of clover and hunt over that........I'm not sure I understand the logic behind it all, but the laws are the laws I suppose.

RE: Twist on baiting
 

my opinion a field of clover is not the same and a 5x5 pile of bait. you still have to figure out entry and exit routes on a field.

RE: Twist on baiting
 

there is nothing wrong with baiting. i put miles of corn out every time i go to the stand and sit in my high rack on my high fence ranch and shoot the big bucks at long distances with my rifle

RE: Twist on baiting
 

Does anyone use scent lok and why?:D

RE: Twist on baiting
 

No, it's overrated. But I do carry a sidearm while going commando...

RE: Twist on baiting
 

yeah, i use scentlok.the reason why i have it is that it was a gift.would I have paid that much money for it myself? no. But i've hunted four times so far this year, and believe it or not i truly believe that it works.90 degrees last weekend in georgia, sweatin like a boar hog. 2 does and one buck 7 yards from me.maybe not the scentlok, but it sure makes you think.