I don't see how they could get you baiting if you are hunting over the millet you planted in July. Not everything legal is "normal agriculture" practices. Some of the sections in the linked PDF say "managing agricultural fields and food plots." Tour food plot just happens to have a lot of hills and valleys.

Going back to your original question, dove are looking for food, water, and somewhere to perch/roost (dead trees, powerlines, etc.) so perhaps look into improving the other two if needed. Might be way too much work for a dove hunt that might be hit or miss though.


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