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I guess it takes real skill to sit over a food plot!




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Pending Committee Action in Second House per The Alabama Legislature website.

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MolyPoly, where to go to see what you are seeing?


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I say if it passes, if they want an Income for the privilege, put a small tax on the bagged corn sold in the state. Feeder permit seems silly, when they can tax the product coming off the pallets and potentially make more money. I mean, a 0.5% tax on bagged corn sales would probably solve the state's budget woes...


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Originally Posted by trailertrash
MolyPoly, where to go to see what you are seeing?

I’m away from my computer, so I’m not sure if I can post a link correctly from my phone.

http://alisondb.legislature.state.a...t.ASPX?BILL=HB21&WIN_TYPE=BillResult

HB21

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I say if it passes, if they want an Income for the privilege, put a small tax on the bagged corn sold in the state. Feeder permit seems silly, when they can tax the product coming off the pallets and potentially make more money. I mean, a 0.5% tax on bagged corn sales would probably solve the state's budget woes...



Be hard to do that. I always buy my corn for cows grin

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So the bill passed the House on the 22 and was read for the first time today in the Senate.

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Originally Posted by MolyPoly
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MolyPoly, where to go to see what you are seeing?

I’m away from my computer, so I’m not sure if I can post a link correctly from my phone.

http://alisondb.legislature.state.a...t.ASPX?BILL=HB21&WIN_TYPE=BillResult

HB21

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Just gonna give an update on status of HB21. It was read in senate, then sent to ag and forestry commission. Ag and forestry reported it as favorable

I assume they will vote on it in the next couple of days

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Thanks lefthorn.

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The sponsor said it SHOULD come to a vote next week.

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Originally Posted by pcamper
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I guess it takes real skill to sit over a food plot!




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I'm sorry, but what was this thread about again? Holey Moley.

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I'm sorry, but what was this thread about again? Holey Moley.

It is about how the Senate will hopefully kill the terrible idea of baiting by permit and get a simple legal or illegal bill to replace it

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Anyone know if there are limits on the amount of corn you can put out?

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No more than 2,500 kernels within a 7-day window.


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Originally Posted by Clem

No more than 2,500 kernels within a 7-day window.


I believe it's 2,750 kernels, but only for properties over 500 acres. Anything under 500 acres is 15 kernels per native flora species per hectare, unless married filing jointly, in which case it gets a little complicated and the CKQ (consolidated kernel quota) is determined by relative humidity, community service involvement, inflation rates, etc.

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Originally Posted by mcninja
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No more than 2,500 kernels within a 7-day window.


I believe it's 2,750 kernels, but only for properties over 500 acres. Anything under 500 acres is 15 kernels per native flora species per hectare, unless married filing jointly, in which case it gets a little complicated and the CKQ (consolidated kernel quota) is determined by relative humidity, community service involvement, inflation rates, etc.

You forgot the part about installing a hygrometer to each corn feeder to monitor humidity.


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Originally Posted by MarksOutdoors
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No more than 2,500 kernels within a 7-day window.


I believe it's 2,750 kernels, but only for properties over 500 acres. Anything under 500 acres is 15 kernels per native flora species per hectare, unless married filing jointly, in which case it gets a little complicated and the CKQ (consolidated kernel quota) is determined by relative humidity, community service involvement, inflation rates, etc.

You forgot the part about installing a hygrometer to each corn feeder to monitor humidity.


Shoot. Yeah sorry about that. The hygrometer (and hygrometer tax and registration and monthly service fee) is crucial.

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