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Foods Plots vs Baiting
Why is that a hunter can leave a food plot out all deer season yet when you put out a game camera to see what is on your land you have to pick up all of the bait 2 weeks before the season starts. Oh and by the way it is Missouri I am talking about. Maybe that explains right there.
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RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
the way i look at it is this: food plots provide added nutrition for antler growth and over all health for the entire year. this means a healthier deer heard. baiting is used solely as a quick fix in hopes of bringing deer to a specific area to either shoot or catch on trail camera's.
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RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
I don't know about FL, but here in MO thereare plenty of crops for the deer to eat. The population of deer are well feed. In fact the population of deer are almost a nuisance. When you see more dead along the road then when out hunting there is a problem.
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RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
ORIGINAL: betheman I don't know about FL, but here in MO thereare plenty of crops for the deer to eat. The population of deer are well feed. In fact the population of deer are almost a nuisance. When you see more dead along the road then when out hunting there is a problem. |
RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
Not baiting just wondering what everyone felt the difference would be.
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RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
ORIGINAL: CamoCop the way i look at it is this: food plots provide added nutrition for antler growth and over all health for the entire year. this means a healthier deer heard. baiting is used solely as a quick fix in hopes of bringing deer to a specific area to either shoot or catch on trail camera's. |
RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
Im not really for or against baiting, but can see advantages to it. Problem is here in Pittsburgh, PA that alot of the areas where hunting is permitted are very very over hunted! We hunt a private 60 acre farm here in WMU 2B and alot of our deer sightings have alot to do with when the farmers cut the corn on the other properties surrounding...when it finally all comes down we have many more deer sightings...Well its finally all down here...
Aside from that, alot of the areas around the homes and housing complexes here in the suburbsare over run with deer and you cannot gain access to hunt them. Baiting here in WMU 2B would solve alot of problems with both home owners and discourged hunters. It would get the deer into the areas where hunters could legally take them, as well as solve alot of the problems with homeowners, as well asdrivers who continue to butcher deer here on a daily basis. WMU 2B which is Alleheny countyallocates 60,000Antlerless tags each season like a vendetta vs the whitetail deer. Half of which are still available here. The hunters who can gain accessin legal areas thin the deer herds in a hurry with the antlerless tagswhile the suburban deercontinue to thrive with the only thing thinning their numbers is the traffic. I have seen more giant deer around my parents house than anywhereelseI have everhunted. |
RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
ORIGINAL: fastetti ORIGINAL: CamoCop the way i look at it is this: food plots provide added nutrition for antler growth and over all health for the entire year. this means a healthier deer heard. baiting is used solely as a quick fix in hopes of bringing deer to a specific area to either shoot or catch on trail camera's. |
RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
ORIGINAL: CarpetBagger Im not really for or against baiting, but can see advantages to it. Problem is here in Pittsburgh, PA that alot of the areas where hunting is permitted are very very over hunted! We hunt a private 60 acre farm here in WMU 2B and alot of our deer sightings have alot to do with when the farmers cut the corn on the other properties surrounding...when it finally all comes down we have many more deer sightings...Well its finally all down here... Aside from that, alot of the areas around the homes and housing complexes here in the suburbsare over run with deer and you cannot gain access to hunt them. Baiting here in WMU 2B would solve alot of problems with both home owners and discourged hunters. It would get the deer into the areas where hunters could legally take them, as well as solve alot of the problems with homeowners, as well asdrivers who continue to butcher deer here on a daily basis. WMU 2B which is Alleheny countyallocates 60,000Antlerless tags each season like a vendetta vs the whitetail deer. Half of which are still available here. The hunters who can gain accessin legal areas thin the deer herds in a hurry with the antlerless tagswhile the suburban deercontinue to thrive with the only thing thinning their numbers is the traffic. I have seen more giant deer around my parents house than anywhereelseI have everhunted. |
RE: Foods Plots vs Baiting
Here in Texas, you can plant food plots and use deer feeders. I hunt both. I have just as much luck hunting both as well as travel routes to and from both. Guess what? Deer need water too. Should people have to drain stock tanks and lakes that they dig on thier property because something wild might try to drink from it?
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