bawanajim

Thats what the Darwin awards are for ,this guy will make the cut !!!

jcchartboy

Don't you worry...he did....

jeg3455

I have followed this thread and realize there are a lot of different views and opinions so I have decided to add my own. First I have been on here for about as long as you have (jack) granted I don't post much but I read most post quite frequently. I do however recall a couple of picks with big corn piles in the picture (beside the point). Do I put that in my post no does it matter no most people on here just want to see what you shoot and where (state) you shot it. I wish that people could just understand that it doesn't matter what circumstances you are under whether-hunting over bait, a water hole, glassing a canyon, on a deer drive, hunting with dogs, in a tree stand, stalking, or hunting from a high blind on a vehicle. The thing is we all use the legal means necessary to hunt and we all do everything we can to give us some sort of an advantage. I know that this post does not change anything but, keep this in mind we are all out there (hunting) under different circumstances and we all want to see each other be successful to keep this great sport alive.

Jack Ryan

Law of natural selection at it's best.

North Texan

Hold my beer and watch this.

C. Davis

Blew off his lips, teeth, and tounge???

Wow, that must have generated some kind of chamber pressure.

C. Davis

North Texan

Blasting caps detonating create a violent explosion. Contrary to what some may think, they are not some sort of mild-mannered firecracker. They are explosives that can do major, major damage. I've heard of people using them here many, many years ago to take deer in the manner I jokingly referred to earlier. When the deer bites down on the apple, the cap detonates and kills the deer.

C. Davis

I didn't know that..... Now that kind of baiting right there probably oughta be illegal.

C. Davis

3Ddepression

Baiting or not: can a factor be just how wild we find the wilderness?

If we see the deer herd like a rescource that need to be managed, cared forthen perhaps baiting is more accepted than if we in contrary have a perspective in which we find the wild to be truly wild and that we are expeiencing more of an adventure as guests rather than the caretakers.

It is not my intention but maybe Ive just pead off both thepro andthecon side here.[&:]

Jack Ryan

I just don't get the whole "pead off" thing. I don't see anything in this thread that gives any one a reason to get pead off about unless they are lieing about something.

The question was "should blah blha be legal in YOUR area". I'm not going to reread the whole thread but I don't remember anyone saying that they would change the law any where they don't live. Most everyone seems to SAY they are perfectly happy with the law the way it is right now where they live regardless of either way it falls.

Only ones who seem pead off are the ones who live where they bait and do bait and they are only pead off because it's cheating, they know it, but they get mad if any one says it. Nobody has suggested a federal law to stop cheaters any where from baiting any more than a law nation wide to stop cheaters from shooting sitting ducks.

It's a local issue, if some states don't mind cheating or raising their kids to master baiting instead of learning to hunt, then that's their problem not mine. It's already against the law to bait most game animals in Indiana, we don't want master baiters here no matter how long they've been doing it.

Indiana promotes hunting not baiting and we want to support hunters not master baiters who want to pretend to be hunters.