hhhhmmmm, doesnt state law say the cab can only meet every other year? Havent they been meeting 3 times a year for as long as i can recall?

This. Doesn't mean that it is happening though.

Twice a year. They added the third meeting after the crossbow hubbubbery eightish years ago.

Feedem candy corn and you will have to provide dental insurance to.

I hunted over corn all year so what's the big deal here?

really?? salt is illegal to hunt over by state law enacted by the legislature. DCNR passes a regulation saying you can hunt over white salt in direct contridiction to state law.

now what did you say????

Let's see.....
You can hunt a piece of property that has feed on the ground......
I'm pretty sure baiting has been legal! It was just left up to the ward to determine who he would pursue and who he would turn a blind eye.....

Hate to go 9er on ya, From 9.2.14

(c) The board shall hold semiannual regular meetings at the time and place designated by the chair of the board or the Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources. 

Would you take legal advice from a LEO?
I have been on this board for awhile and I am fully aware of Troy's credentials. I enjoy reading his post and he is one of a handful of posters on this board that I actual put any merit into what they post. That being said, I believe he is wrong. The board can pass whatever Regs they want, but it would still be illegal according to state law.

Well according to this article (http://www.outdooralabama.com/dont-forget-harvest-record) it was the legislature that made that provision.

“Currently in Alabama, it is illegal to hunt over bait or by the aid of bait,” Dodd said. “Several years ago, the Legislature made an allowance for pure salt, but only salt. Trophy Rock is a naturally mined mineral. When you look at the breakdown of ingredients, it’s 99.4-percent salt. It’s got some impurities in it, but if you look at a box of Morton’s Salt, it’s the same. If the salt block has molasses or grain added, stay away from those. If the list of ingredients says 99-percent salt, you should be OK.

Don't hate. I don't mind.

If "semiannual" were held to be legally binding then every decision made for the last upteen years with two or three meetings each year should be null and void. Right?

Lol you're going 9er back on me. I think he argued that for years.

Hell, I'd argue that, too! Illegal meeting! Illegal meeting!

The way that reads to me is that they HAVE to meet twice per year but doesn't say anything about meeting more than that. Or at least that specific section reads that way.

Yea you're right

Who cares how many times they meet. Just gives you more opportunity to voice your opinion

So how about a baiting bill update? Where does the current Bill stand? Is this bill any different then previous years baiting bills? So what do you believe is the percentage chance to become law?

GO! Thank You for your input.

Passed the House today now on to the Senate

Yeas 62, Nays 35, Abstains 2

I would be surprised if the sponsors of the bill didn't already know what the vote in the Senate will be.