GMMAT's post got me wandering
04-07-2008 | 08:37 AM
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RE: GMMAT's post got me wandering
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I don't think so, Don. It would be hypocritical if you condemned them for the practice (those who DO hunt over a bait pile)
I don't think so, Don. It would be hypocritical if you condemned them for the practice (those who DO hunt over a bait pile)
04-07-2008 | 08:44 AM
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RE: GMMAT's post got me wandering
I guess the point was already made that some guys are quick to jump on those who bait but yet plant food plots and hunt them. I know in Pa. you can not bait but you can plant food plots I see no difference and have no problem with it either way!
04-07-2008 | 08:54 AM
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RE: GMMAT's post got me wandering
I guess I'm the only one that plants a food plot ( 6 acres) to benefit all of the animals inthe woods all year round.
When February comes and the snows butt deep I'll bet dollars to donuts that not many you are carryingthose fifty pound bags of corn out to your feeders like you do in October.[
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And really its not that hard to fill one buck tag in PA,and for those of you who need to bait to kill a doe your most likely meant for indoor sports any way.
When February comes and the snows butt deep I'll bet dollars to donuts that not many you are carryingthose fifty pound bags of corn out to your feeders like you do in October.[
]And really its not that hard to fill one buck tag in PA,and for those of you who need to bait to kill a doe your most likely meant for indoor sports any way.
04-07-2008 | 08:58 AM
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RE: GMMAT's post got me wandering
I guess I'm the only one that plants a food plot ( 6 acres) to benefit all of the animals inthe woods all year round.
When February comes and the snows butt deep I'll bet dollars to donuts that not many you are carryingthose fifty pound bags of corn out to your feeders like you do in October.[]
And really its not that hard to fill one buck tag in PA,and for those of you who need to bait to kill a doe your most likely meant for indoor sports any way.
When February comes and the snows butt deep I'll bet dollars to donuts that not many you are carryingthose fifty pound bags of corn out to your feeders like you do in October.[
] And really its not that hard to fill one buck tag in PA,and for those of you who need to bait to kill a doe your most likely meant for indoor sports any way.
04-07-2008 | 09:04 AM
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RE: GMMAT's post got me wandering
I don't bait and I don't have food plots. I don't believe that a food plot is baiting.
Under Wisconsin law, baiting is (in most places) illegal and food plots aren't. I am in line with this thinking.
I also don't believe that hunting the edges of crop fields is considered baiting.
Under Wisconsin law, baiting is (in most places) illegal and food plots aren't. I am in line with this thinking.
I also don't believe that hunting the edges of crop fields is considered baiting.