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Corn haters are like the California/Massachusetts liberals of the deer hunting world. Elitist idiots
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GUVNER
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lets just get back to running dogs.
"Never Trust Government" -- Smart people. "The Great thing we should Fear and the Weird Thing we Trust is Elon Musk" -- Me "You can be broke but you cant be poor." -- Ruthie-May Webster
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Rebelman done caught a damn stringer full of mullet with one cast. I didn't ever think you could catch mullet on artificial lures.
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Puts sugar in his cornbread!
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Puts sugar in his cornbread!
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I’m not ‘fishing’ at all. I don’t like the hunting over bait. I’ll get over it eventually. Perhaps sooner rather than later. Maybe.
I don’t really want my sons first kill to be nose down on a corn pile. It just doesn’t seem right for it to be that way. To each their own. No one if forcing you to put out bait.
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
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Doe
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Baiting, was pretty much going on EVERYWHERE before it was made legal. Pretty much why I got disgusted with it and hung it up. I’m baaack! Not EVERYONE was baiting. I’d say the majority of people I caught were Gen X and Boomers. But I agree, I hung it up for the most part too. But mostly because I can’t sit in a box and wait for a deer to pass. I used to have virtually free roam if an amazing 7100 acre property that I could truly “stalk”. Hunting was a true experience. So much do that I could get more enjoyment out if the stalk than the kill. Also, because I refuse to give a dime to AL DCNR, but we all know that story. I fish in other states. I’ll hunt in other states. My concern is if all this rotting corn is going to affect my turkey population. I may or may not turkey hunt I’m Alabama. And I may it may not hunt buy an Al license for it. 🤪
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She running a rattle trap fast
“It’s enough to make a man feel sour. Burning minutes every day by the hour. Just to end up gone like everything else.”
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Freak of Nature
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Thundersnatch is back.
Should we tell her that the 'other' states have allowed baiting for deer for many years and the hunting is no good because of it?
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
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I arrived at processor at 4:30 today and 4 other guys were checking in deer on front of me. I was shocked. Unusual for this time of year.
Something is happening. Maybe it was just the day to be in a tree, but I've never seen it like this prior to rifle opener.
The processor also confirmed they are up, year over year.
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10 point
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This may be the most ridiculous thread I’ve seen started on here in quite some time. Talk about a major stick up your butt.
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Doe
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Thundersnatch is back.
Should we tell her that the 'other' states have allowed baiting for deer for many years and the hunting is no good because of it? All states don’t allow baiting deer, and many of the ones that do dont have the massive natural food sources Alabama has. Y’all may want to read the studies that have been done in how supplemental feed/ bait affects the hog populations, turkey disease rates, chronic wasting disease and South Carolina’s study of hunter success rates in areas where baiting is allowed vs. areas where prohibited. But baiting isnt why I don’t give my money to Alabama, anyway. I’ve hunted Kentucky farms where bait was present and could have killed young bucks and does over the bait trough. Even though i don’t care too much about trophy bucks, I just choose not to take those opportunities. I’m more about the sport and the overall experience. I no longer care if someone shoots a deer over corn, I just won’t be giving y’all any high fives for your participation trophy kills.
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I turned my dogs loose on a corn pile over the weekend for the youth season. I did this just to see how many Aldeer members I could piss off at one time. I did not have a gun since it was youth hunt, but next weekend I will do it while holding a 6.5 Creedmore. So y'all hold on I'm not sure there will be any deer left for the rest of you after that.
Last edited by hawndog; 11/18/19 10:27 AM.
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lets just get back to running dogs. I'm in
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Freak of Nature
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Thundersnatch is back.
Should we tell her that the 'other' states have allowed baiting for deer for many years and the hunting is no good because of it? All states don’t allow baiting deer, and many of the ones that do dont have the massive natural food sources Alabama has. Y’all may want to read the studies that have been done in how supplemental feed/ bait affects the hog populations, turkey disease rates, chronic wasting disease and South Carolina’s study of hunter success rates in areas where baiting is allowed vs. areas where prohibited. But baiting isnt why I don’t give my money to Alabama, anyway. I’ve hunted Kentucky farms where bait was present and could have killed young bucks and does over the bait trough. Even though i don’t care too much about trophy bucks, I just choose not to take those opportunities. I’m more about the sport and the overall experience. I no longer care if someone shoots a deer over corn, I just won’t be giving y’all any high fives for your participation trophy kills. I've hunted Kansas and Mississippi, both allowed baiting. Kansas has an abundance of natural food sources that Alabama could only dream about - endless acres of soybean and corn fields. 😀 In fairness the bucks I've shot and my friends have shot over the years in Kansas have NOT been at the corn feeders. Maybe a couple, but these guys have been going to the same area for over 10 years and have killed a couple dozen BIG deer, and the big boys don't come to the feeders.
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
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Thundersnatch is back.
Should we tell her that the 'other' states have allowed baiting for deer for many years and the hunting is no good because of it? All states don’t allow baiting deer, and many of the ones that do dont have the massive natural food sources Alabama has. Y’all may want to read the studies that have been done in how supplemental feed/ bait affects the hog populations, turkey disease rates, chronic wasting disease and South Carolina’s study of hunter success rates in areas where baiting is allowed vs. areas where prohibited. But baiting isnt why I don’t give my money to Alabama, anyway. I’ve hunted Kentucky farms where bait was present and could have killed young bucks and does over the bait trough. Even though i don’t care too much about trophy bucks, I just choose not to take those opportunities. I’m more about the sport and the overall experience. I no longer care if someone shoots a deer over corn, I just won’t be giving y’all any high fives for your participation trophy kills. I've hunted Kansas and Mississippi, both allowed baiting. Kansas has an abundance of natural food sources that Alabama could only dream about - endless acres of soybean and corn fields. 😀 In fairness the bucks I've shot and my friends have shot over the years in Kansas have NOT been at the corn feeders. Maybe a couple, but these guys have been going to the same area for over 10 years and have killed a couple dozen BIG deer, and the big boys don't come to the feeders. Well that’s my point. If ya’ll are just trying to “feed the family”, have at them does and spikes wandering to the feeder. If you’re after the big boys or the experience of the hunt, sitting over a pile of candy corn isn’t really going to help. Like I said, Alabama isn’t getting my money anyway, so I don’t really have a dog in the fight.
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I notice several of the folks on this thread who are "all in" on baiting, have been some of the most vocal about the dwindling deer population in the state...wanting the state to "do something" about it.
I'm not sure how they reconcile that in their minds.
Surely, they can't think that LESS deer will be killed now that baiting is legalized, right?
"You think I care? Roll Damn Tide"
Have you tried Google?
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Why ya'll think that is? I've always thought that during the rut a big buck will go wherever he believes a doe may be (or near that location) to scent check it. I know I've sat on the edge of many greenfields around the rut looking to get a shot on big boy when I know good and well that big bucks never come in to green fields so I wonder if you could hunt the feeders the same way? I've got two running on my property and believe it or not I've got two mature bucks coming to one of those feeders on camera through November 9th. I'm sure that will change as we get closer to the rut in Winston County but it surprised me because I've always felt the same way you all have.
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Thundersnatch is back.
Should we tell her that the 'other' states have allowed baiting for deer for many years and the hunting is no good because of it? All states don’t allow baiting deer, and many of the ones that do dont have the massive natural food sources Alabama has. Y’all may want to read the studies that have been done in how supplemental feed/ bait affects the hog populations, turkey disease rates, chronic wasting disease and South Carolina’s study of hunter success rates You cannot reason with these brain dead morons. No amount of fact, truth or logic will change the mind of an idiot. Half if these goobers think a green field is the same as a pile of corn. Don't waste your time trying to educate a brain dead idiot.
I hate making a good first impression. There’s no way I can keep that shit up.
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Well that’s my point. If ya’ll are just trying to “feed the family”, have at them does and spikes wandering to the feeder. If you’re after the big boys or the experience of the hunt, sitting over a pile of candy corn isn’t really going to help. Like I said, Alabama isn’t getting my money anyway, so I don’t really have a dog in the fight.
The oaths you've taken require you to keep "a dog in the fight". You swore to support our Constitutions " ... as long as I'm a citizen thereof" in your state oath of office. Your military oath requires you to support and defend our Constitutions as well. Our Constitutions recognize and protect our right to hunt. The Holy Bible defines hunting as a right granted by God for food. You are still bound by your oaths to support our right to hunt as well as all our other rights.
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