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Message: <blockquote data-quote="John Arman" data-source="post: 358979" data-attributes="member: 8118">Bravo please send me your email as I would like to send you some information. <a href="mailto:jarman@teamuoa.com">jarman@teamuoa.com</a>As to your comments.  You are right, as a land owner I am able to use supplemental feed. I believe that deer are no different than us humans and the healthier you are the better chance you have at handling disease. Again I am in a no baiting unit so we are not allowed to hunt over bait. However I can feed wildlife all year long without any laws being broke. Now for your comment insinuating I do nothing for others.  We have and continue to help the youth, veterans, and disabled. We work with the Outdoor Adventure Foundation an organization that is dedicated to young people under 25 with life-threatening illnesses and combat-disabled veterans. We have also taken vets hunting through the Injured Military Wildlife Project of  North Dakota. Along with this I have over the years taken many youth hunters on their first hunts, more than I can count. I also have been part of Raised At Full Draw bowhunting camp for kids for the past 12 years and run my own camp in Bismarck. In the last 3 years I have had close to  90 kids complete our camps where they are certified in Bowhunters Education. This is all done on my own time, my own dime and the money I raise. So again I will say I do not have skin in this game, if the Game and Fish bans baiting it will not affect me. However it does affect a lot of others. I am no biologist or anyone special but in the research I have done and the experts I have talked to, I don't believe the banning of baiting will slow down the spread of CWD but will only limit hunters.</blockquote>

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