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<blockquote data-quote="Traxion" data-source="post: 359132" data-attributes="member: 983">The fascinating part of all this to me is just the simple paradigm of being able to bait or not to bait.&nbsp; It’s a lot like the open trespass in ND versus closed trespass in SD.&nbsp; I’ve grown up with the laws I know and am not comfortable walking on unposted land nor do I want to bait.&nbsp; It’s just ingrained in me not too, but i see and don’t fault those who see it the opposite.&nbsp; I grew up a mile from the border between the two states yet the outdoor views on issues like this are like two different countries.&nbsp;&nbsp; Yet we’re barely separated by an invisible line.&nbsp; Cultural differences in simple things like this are very interesting.&nbsp; I haven’t followed the sell of G&amp;F but CWD won’t be impacted by baiting.&nbsp;&nbsp; There’s one section down here with no bait but good food sources.&nbsp; There are a 1000 deer there. You can’t keep wild critters apart.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traxion, post: 359132, member: 983"] The fascinating part of all this to me is just the simple paradigm of being able to bait or not to bait. It’s a lot like the open trespass in ND versus closed trespass in SD. I’ve grown up with the laws I know and am not comfortable walking on unposted land nor do I want to bait. It’s just ingrained in me not too, but i see and don’t fault those who see it the opposite. I grew up a mile from the border between the two states yet the outdoor views on issues like this are like two different countries. Yet we’re barely separated by an invisible line. Cultural differences in simple things like this are very interesting. I haven’t followed the sell of G&F but CWD won’t be impacted by baiting. There’s one section down here with no bait but good food sources. There are a 1000 deer there. You can’t keep wild critters apart. [/QUOTE]

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