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[DeadEye_Dan]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations since clearly no evidence exists that suggests we shouldn't do those things now.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

[flight control]

I know you're stupid, so I'll type it slower.

When. The. Grain. In. The. Field. Is. Gone. The. Birds. Move. On.

When. You. Keep. Putting. Food. Out. (Ie. bait). They. Will. Stay. In. An. Area. Longer. Many. Times. To. The. Detriment. Of. Their. Ability. To. Migrate.




If. Baiting. And. Manipulating. Crop. Fields. Isn't. Wildly. Effective. Why. Do. All. The. Arkie. And. La. Hunters. Bitch. About. States. Like. Missouri. And. Illinois. Creating. Habitat. That. Short. Stops. Birds?

It's. Not. About. If. You. Can. Kill. Too. Many. Ducks. By. Baiting.
It's. About. Not. Disrupting. The. Natural. Migration. Pattern. You. Ignorant. Wretch.

Please, please, PLEASE - for the love of all that's holy, either change your major or start paying attention in class.

the birds will move on when the weather pushes them out. baiting is not going to have a significant effect on bird movement because it's not a significant feed source. you are not going to change bird migration with a fucking bait pile.

i'm not talking about manipulating crop fields, i'm talking about bait piles. the only way i even referenced fields was that we can hunt birds in them but if you put out some corn you're now a poacher. don't turn this into something it's not.

It's also real mature to start calling someone names.

You're not getting it.

You put out a pile, what's the harm??

The next guy throws down a 10yd dump truck full - because all the birds are on your pile.

Then I tip over a train car full, to fuck with both of you.

Now multiply that by 100's and 100's of people...still don't think it will have an effect?

Fuck the duck migration, before you know it, we've dumped the worlds suply of corn into every pond in North America. Is that what you want MT? No more corn? No more doritos? No more bourbon? Cornstarch? The law is there to protect us from ourselves MT.

[Rick]

I don't get baiting laws. Realistically they make no difference. You can only kill 6 legally and adding bait is only going to quicken the time it takes to kill those 6. Right?

The limits are set with the understanding that most folks aren't going to accomplish them. If substantially more limits were taken, the size of those limits and/or the number of opportunities to take them would, in turn, have to be reduced to keep the kill within management objectives.

[Redbeard]

It's also real mature to start calling someone names.

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

[The Duck Hammer]

I don't get baiting laws. Realistically they make no difference. You can only kill 6 legally and adding bait is only going to quicken the time it takes to kill those 6. Right?

The limits are set with the understanding that most folks aren't going to accomplish them. If substantially more limits were taken, the size of those limits and/or the number of opportunities to take them would, in turn, have to be reduced to keep the kill within management objectives.

Figured that one was coming.

[Rick]

Figured that one was coming.

It's a pretty good one: I pinched it from the late Senior Federal Flyway Biologist, Art Brazda, while writing a piece on baiting laws.

[NuffDaddy]

You're not getting it.

You put out a pile, what's the harm??

The next guy throws down a 10yd dump truck full - because all the birds are on your pile.

Then I tip over a train car full, to fuck with both of you.

Now multiply that by 100's and 100's of people...still don't think it will have an effect?

once again you use the slippery slope.

i never said that it couldn't be regulated, just that it really shouldn't be illegal. you don't get it Dan, i'm simply saying that it's not a big enough deal to damn someone to hell over. you still have no evidence that it would actually do anything.

Once it's legal, how do you regulate it? Only 2 gallons...ok. I'll put 2 gal here, 2 gal 20 yards down and 2 gal out 20 yards. There...I just baited 3 spots. Don't say it won't happen, because it will. Also, what's the hunting pressure like where you are at? Around here there will be a half dozen or more parties on a 1 mile stretch or shoreline. When everyone takes out a 5gal bucket of corn every time they go to their spot you don't think that would have an impact???

[NuffDaddy]

I don't get baiting laws. Realistically they make no difference. You can only kill 6 legally and adding bait is only going to quicken the time it takes to kill those 6. Right?

The limits are set with the understanding that most folks aren't going to accomplish them. If substantially more limits were taken, the size of those limits and/or the number of opportunities to take them would, in turn, have to be reduced to keep the kill within management objectives.

Figured that one was coming.

I've never shot all 6 of my birds in a day in my 5 years of hunting. I'm pretty confident I could put a bucket of corn in each if the beaver ponds on our deer property a couple weeks before season and limit every day for the first week.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

once again Dan, you present a slippery slope.

i don't really care for regulation, but some laws on the books should be repealed. i think this is one of them. All i have said is it's not the worst law in the world that could be broken.

you still haven't presented any scientific data.

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

because i'm always traumatized by your police brutality i'm really not sensitive Red

[The Duck Hammer]

Figured that one was coming.

It's a pretty good one: I pinched it from the late Senior Federal Flyway Biologist, Art Brazda, while writing a piece on baiting laws.

That has always been in the back of my mind when I think about the baiting laws. Shoot, I usually go out and kill 2-3 and am fit as a fiddle over the deal so I can see how they expect people to fail to reach their limit and be happy about it.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

Once it's legal, how do you regulate it? Only 2 gallons...ok. I'll put 2 gal here, 2 gal 20 yards down and 2 gal out 20 yards. There...I just baited 3 spots. Don't say it won't happen, because it will. Also, what's the hunting pressure like where you are at? Around here there will be a half dozen or more parties on a 1 mile stretch or shoreline. When everyone takes out a 5gal bucket of corn every time they go to their spot you don't think that would have an impact???

honestly, i don't know. my initial point was why is it that someone who hunts a field full of grain is an ethical hunter, but someone who hunts a strategically based pile of grain is a poacher?

[Redbeard]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

once again Dan, you present a slippery slope.

you still haven't presented any scientific data.

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

because i'm always traumatized by your police brutality i'm really not sensitive Red

Have you presented any scientific data?


And sorry I confused you with another member here who has a hard on for me

[rebelp74]

I will bait the shit out of anything I can get away with.

X2 and go over limit where I can get away with it and use my motor to run up on em and disregard shooting times and......

[The Duck Hammer]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

once again Dan, you present a slippery slope.

you still haven't presented any scientific data.
Have you?

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

because i'm always traumatized by your police brutality i'm really not sensitive Red

Sorry I confused you with another member here who has a hard on for me

Dale?

[NuffDaddy]

Once it's legal, how do you regulate it? Only 2 gallons...ok. I'll put 2 gal here, 2 gal 20 yards down and 2 gal out 20 yards. There...I just baited 3 spots. Don't say it won't happen, because it will. Also, what's the hunting pressure like where you are at? Around here there will be a half dozen or more parties on a 1 mile stretch or shoreline. When everyone takes out a 5gal bucket of corn every time they go to their spot you don't think that would have an impact???

honestly, i don't know. my initial point was why is it that someone who hunts a field full of grain is an ethical hunter, but someone who hunts a strategically based pile of grain is a poacher?

Because its a "natural" food source. Now I know it's a man planted grain field, but whether you like it or not farming is as natural of a process as a squirrel moving acorns. Putting a bait pile in a place where there generally isn't food disrupts the natural flow.

And like I said earlier. Once everyone puts out a pile of corn the hunting won't be any different than it was before bait.

[DeadEye_Dan]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

once again Dan, you present a slippery slope.

i don't really care for regulation, but some laws on the books should be repealed. i think this is one of them. All i have said is it's not the worst law in the world that could be broken.

you still haven't presented any scientific data.

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

because i'm always traumatized by your police brutality i'm really not sensitive Red

Seriously?

Why do you think we have any of the game laws we do? Are you really that thick?

Have you ever hunted a baited hole?

[rebelp74]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

[3legged_lab]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

once again Dan, you present a slippery slope.

i don't really care for regulation, but some laws on the books should be repealed. i think this is one of them. All i have said is it's not the worst law in the world that could be broken.

you still haven't presented any scientific data.

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

because i'm always traumatized by your police brutality i'm really not sensitive Red

What's the "slippery slope"?
Dan is presenting a solid argument, and you are quick stepping to come up with a way to back up your argument.
Take the loss and move on.

[The Duck Hammer]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

I have never hunted a baited field for ducks but I did hunt a roost one time. Didn't really know what I was doing beforehand. It was a blast.

[NuffDaddy]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

I have never hunted a baited field for ducks but I did hunt a roost one time. Didn't really know what I was doing beforehand. It was a blast.

Never baited, but I love a good roost shoot.

[rebelp74]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

I have never hunted a baited field for ducks but I did hunt a roost one time. Didn't really know what I was doing beforehand. It was a blast.

Last weekend of the season, come down. You'll have the time of your life.

[DC727]

Holy shit.

It's regulated now.

Why the fuck do you think we have the laws we have?

Hey guys - I guess we can go back to shooting lead, piss on bag limits, hen restrictions, and generally anything else that was put in place to help bird populations.

Seriously. Quit your pursuit of Wildlife Biology - it's idiot thinking like yours that's going to get us stuck with 3/30 seasons again.

once again Dan, you present a slippery slope.

you still haven't presented any scientific data.
Have you?

you sure get a lot more sensitive when ya argue with me and I've never even called you stupid

because i'm always traumatized by your police brutality i'm really not sensitive Red

Sorry I confused you with another member here who has a hard on for me

Dale?

That was a good one.

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[The Duck Hammer]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

I have never hunted a baited field for ducks but I did hunt a roost one time. Didn't really know what I was doing beforehand. It was a blast.

Last weekend of the season, come down. You'll have the time of your life.

I'll see what I can do. I'll be home for most of December don't know about January.

[capt1972]

[Feelin' Fowl]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

I have never hunted a baited field for ducks but I did hunt a roost one time. Didn't really know what I was doing beforehand. It was a blast.

Last weekend of the season, come down. You'll have the time of your life.

I'll see what I can do. I'll be home for most of December don't know about January.

Sounds like a blast. Do it DH!

[NuffDaddy]

:popcorn:

Set that shit down and get in on this. It's pretty fun.

[capt1972]

:popcorn:

Set that shit down and get in on this. It's pretty fun.

I did. I was baiting with popcorn

[rebelp74]

:popcorn:

Set that shit down and get in on this. It's pretty fun.

I did. I was baiting with popcorn

[rebelp74]

Who here hasn't hunted a baited a field? You're really missing out. Bait if once-twice a week from the start of season til the last weekend. Makes for one helluva season closer. The flocks literally keep coming. You kill a few out of it and the just fly and circle their way back down until the entire flock is dead. It's even better than roosting em.

I have never hunted a baited field for ducks but I did hunt a roost one time. Didn't really know what I was doing beforehand. It was a blast.

Last weekend of the season, come down. You'll have the time of your life.

I'll see what I can do. I'll be home for most of December don't know about January.

Sounds like a blast. Do it DH!

You're welcome to come too. I'll show you the light!

[capt1972]