Night hunting with spot lights is next right? Hmm??
I am sure you kill them with spears and a loin cloth. Get off your high horse about feeding. It doesn't have to affect you if you don't want it to. Hunt how you want. Quit trying to force your way on everyone else. Making feed legal doesn't force anything on you.
Maybe this will actually free up the boots on the ground to do other enforcement, like night hunting.
So now we know where YOU say the line should be drawn regarding methods that should not be legal for a recreational activity! The difference between me and you is the State says baiting is not a legal method to hunt deer or turkey, I have no problem with that. You evidently do and want to State to change it to a method you want to use but not to another method that you don't want others to use? I believe that sums it up, correct?
What is the connection between baiting and wearing loin cloths and throwing spears??
Get off your high horse about feeding. It doesn't have to affect you if you don't want it to. Hunt how you want. Quit trying to force your way on everyone else. Making feed legal doesn't force anything on you.
I like the way you change baiting to "feeding" that sounds better doesn't it! Maybe ought to take your angst out on the State and all other governmental entities, they are the ones forcing their ways on everyone else. GameCheck comes to mind, 3 bucks in a year, 5 turkeys in a year, ad infinitum on restrictions for recreational activities. Or, is that okay because you don't think anybody should kill more than 3 bucks in a year, 5 turkeys in a year, catch more than 30 crappie per day, or keep crappie under 9" or 10" etc.? The list goes on regarding how the government forces their way. Should restrictions be placed on what caliber and type of gun you can hunt certain species with and when? Should seasons be placed on when you can hunt certain species?
How does not baiting hurt your hunt or my hunt or anyones hunting?
Serious question where do you think the line should be drawn between legal and not legal in this recreational activity called hunting?
"After all, it is not the killing that brings satisfaction; it is the contest of skill and cunning. The true hunter counts his achievement in proportion to the effort involved and the fairness of the sport." Dr. Saxton Pope
