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Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: AC870] #2416384
02/23/18 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by AC870
I think the fee for nonresidents should be $225.....


I think the in-state fee should be $425

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416389
02/23/18 08:11 AM
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I live in NW Fl and there is a very healthy population of deer here. I have driven back and forth to the Pike county area for over 40 years and at night you are just as likely or more likely to see deer along the highway as you do in Alabama.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: DAX] #2416401
02/23/18 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by DAX
I agree 100% I'm good either way and I hope it passes anyhow this feeding rule we've got now is horse hockey and ain't no way to go back once they did the feeding bill.



That is my Thought as well.

Pandoras Box is already open.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416405
02/23/18 08:24 AM
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I am tired of rich neighbors with political connections feeding by the tons and The small land owners getting caught for baiting.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: Bossbuck] #2416408
02/23/18 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Bossbuck
I am tired of rich neighbors with political connections feeding by the tons and The small land owners getting caught for baiting.


You did not get the memo??

Wealthy people and high fences Supplemental Feed and are Responsible Conservationists.

Po folks simply bait and are poachers!

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416413
02/23/18 08:32 AM
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never saw so much BS in my life. Just make it legal or not legal. If they want more money just raise the license fee.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416430
02/23/18 08:59 AM
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So can we bait during all seasons or just deer season once this passes?

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416433
02/23/18 09:02 AM
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Raise the out of state fee high enough to cover losses, or most of it, from making corn legal. Bam, problem solved. Only reason out of state folks hunt here is cause they gots money. Time to pay the piper.

This whole nonsense about buying a sticker or someshit is about the most stupid thing I've ever seen.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: dirkdaddy] #2416436
02/23/18 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by dirkdaddy
Only reason out of state folks hunt here is cause they gots money. Time to pay the piper.


Well that's just an ignorant statement.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416441
02/23/18 09:14 AM
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I see Alabama's deer population, which is a shared state resource, as no different than something like a professional sports stadium. We (the states residents) hold a valuable resource that many desire to use, and in my opinion, we don't charge out of state hunters enough for it. If the deer hunting in Alabama is only so-so, then those out of state hunters can talk with their wallets and not buy an expensive out of state hunting license. The visceral reaction to this suggestion is all you need to know about whether out of state residents would continue to buy a license. If the hunting wasn't so good here compared to their home states they'd laugh it off and not care. We need to take pride in what our state has to offer and charge accordingly. We have more woods and huntable land here than almost any other state in the nation when you take into state size and population.

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Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416452
02/23/18 09:26 AM
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Push all the pine trees down and clean up the fields, kill off all the hogs and let people make a living farming again like it use to be here and we wouldn't need corn. It use to be a lot more fun and kill a lot more and bigger deer back then.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: dirkdaddy] #2416453
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Originally Posted by dirkdaddy
I see Alabama's deer population, which is a shared state resource, as no different than something like a professional sports stadium. We (the states residents) hold a valuable resource that many desire to use, and in my opinion, we don't charge out of state hunters enough for it. If the deer hunting in Alabama is only so-so, then those out of state hunters can talk with their wallets and not buy an expensive out of state hunting license. The visceral reaction to this suggestion is all you need to know about whether out of state residents would continue to buy a license. If the hunting wasn't so good here compared to their home states they'd laugh it off and not care. We need to take pride in what our state has to offer and charge accordingly. We have more woods and huntable land here than almost any other state in the nation when you take into state size and population.



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Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416487
02/23/18 09:54 AM
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Ya'll quit sending your folks down here to FL on vacation and we'll stop sending ours up there to hunt, deal?

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416489
02/23/18 09:56 AM
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So when does the Senate take action on it? Anyone know?

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: hallb] #2416491
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Originally Posted by hallb
Ya'll quit sending your folks down here to FL on vacation and we'll stop sending ours up there to hunt, deal?



Just charge us extra to use the beaches

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: lefthorn] #2416501
02/23/18 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by lefthorn
Originally Posted by hallb
Ya'll quit sending your folks down here to FL on vacation and we'll stop sending ours up there to hunt, deal?



Just charge us extra to use the beaches


They already do. Look at the lodging tax on your bill.

When I lived in Santa Rosa beach, it was bad when vacation season started. In the mornings I could get to Eglin in 30 min. but going home would take an hour or more.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: hallb] #2416518
02/23/18 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by hallb
Ya'll quit sending your folks down here to FL on vacation and we'll stop sending ours up there to hunt, deal?

You don't have to worry about me. I ain't lost nothing in Florida.


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Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416530
02/23/18 10:28 AM
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Word!


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My tank full of give a fraks been runnin on empty
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Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: dirkdaddy] #2416535
02/23/18 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by dirkdaddy
I see Alabama's deer population, which is a shared state resource, as no different than something like a professional sports stadium. We (the states residents) hold a valuable resource that many desire to use, and in my opinion, we don't charge out of state hunters enough for it. If the deer hunting in Alabama is only so-so, then those out of state hunters can talk with their wallets and not buy an expensive out of state hunting license. The visceral reaction to this suggestion is all you need to know about whether out of state residents would continue to buy a license. If the hunting wasn't so good here compared to their home states they'd laugh it off and not care. We need to take pride in what our state has to offer and charge accordingly. We have more woods and huntable land here than almost any other state in the nation when you take into state size and population.


I hunt AL because that's where I'm from, that's where my friends hunt, and that's where I have access to land. None of those have anything to do with money. Do plenty of out of state people hunt AL and have money? Sure, but don't lump everyone into one category. Also, I would bet that out of state hunters already contribute almost as much, if not more money to the state than in-state hunters do, by the time you add up the $306 license, fuel, food, lodging, etc.

Re: "baiting bill" going to floor today [Re: bamaeyedoc] #2416645
02/23/18 12:06 PM
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It may have already been asked, but what is the time table for when this will be presented and voted on in the senate?


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