While i disagree with your thought process it honestly doesn't make a hill of beans difference to me if it passes or doesnt. Its not going to affect my hunting.
Nothing could be further from the truth. It most certainly will affect your hunting and mine.
You lost me there. Could you please explain.
Never mind. I read your previous post and see what you were talking about. I, and assume jb20,,where thinking of my property and the neighbor is pouring out corn. Already happening but you're looking at a much bigger picture.
I'm no wildlife biologist so I may unaware of the consequence to baiting..if it's bad for the deer on a level of disease spread and it can be proven then I'll be against it but I hunt a large tract and it's just me so I don't care if my neighbors r baiting because I still kill deer at the moment
I'm with you, whatever. It says there is "potential" for baiting to spread disease. That very same ",potential" as supplemental feeding or granny putting Apple's in her back yard so she can watch the deer. If disease is a real concern, then granny needs to be addressed.
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Baiting CAN alter their movement to night. Is it, baiting WILL alter their movement to night? Probably somewhere in between. But even then is it 90% or 9%? 1% of the deer altering to night movement would make ",baiting can alter their movement to night" a correct statement. I just like a little more info
