just planted the hostas
05-05-2009 | 09:09 AM
#11
Dominant Buck
Joined: May 2003
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From: Ramsey , Indiana
RE: just planted the hostas
ORIGINAL: Schobs
Wow Kevin it's always great to see somebody jump down the throat of another hunter, it's really refreshing after seeing all of the positive posts on this site. There's no law against planting food plots, whether it's Whitetail Imperial clover or hostas. And as far as this post being in the wildlife management forum, even you have to admit this is basically a food plot forum, and this fits into that category, if you don't like it then don't click on it.
Wow Kevin it's always great to see somebody jump down the throat of another hunter, it's really refreshing after seeing all of the positive posts on this site. There's no law against planting food plots, whether it's Whitetail Imperial clover or hostas. And as far as this post being in the wildlife management forum, even you have to admit this is basically a food plot forum, and this fits into that category, if you don't like it then don't click on it.
So planting flowers is "food plotting" now? The following is from your own state regulations FAQ page:
In areas where deer baiting is not allowed, what CAN I USE to attract deer closer to my stand if I can’t use bait?
Use of the following are legal statewide:
[ul][*]Decoys[*]Scents[*]Naturally occurring material (such as acorns), deposited by natural vegetation, that is not collected and relocated in any manner.[*]Crops planted and left standing as wildlife food plots.[*]Material deposited solely as a result of normal agricultural or gardening practices and not collected and relocated for hunting or other purposes.[/ul]
Use of the following are legal statewide:
[ul][*]Decoys[*]Scents[*]Naturally occurring material (such as acorns), deposited by natural vegetation, that is not collected and relocated in any manner.[*]Crops planted and left standing as wildlife food plots.[*]Material deposited solely as a result of normal agricultural or gardening practices and not collected and relocated for hunting or other purposes.[/ul]
05-05-2009 | 12:02 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Ohio and Indiana
RE: just planted the hostas
"junior"?..lol, I'm not your son bud..
I agree with you 100% that the state'slawsshould always take precedence over any idea. But, you didn't have to immediatelytake a jab at him about it. You could have just explained it. Its easy to talk down to someone on the "internet", but where I'm from, respect for others still exists.. Hope there's no hard feelings, but I stand by my statements as well. Agree to disagree I guess.
Anyway, good luck with the hostas bucksniper14. Even if you planted a large amount, I highly doubt they'll make it long enough to get established... but if its within your state's laws, don't be afraid to experiment and try whatever you want.
I agree with you 100% that the state'slawsshould always take precedence over any idea. But, you didn't have to immediatelytake a jab at him about it. You could have just explained it. Its easy to talk down to someone on the "internet", but where I'm from, respect for others still exists.. Hope there's no hard feelings, but I stand by my statements as well. Agree to disagree I guess.
Anyway, good luck with the hostas bucksniper14. Even if you planted a large amount, I highly doubt they'll make it long enough to get established... but if its within your state's laws, don't be afraid to experiment and try whatever you want.
