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<blockquote data-quote="Kentucky Windage" data-source="post: 366416" data-attributes="member: 429"><p>The game and fish has a link on their website tracking all the outdoor related bills, bills that are voted on and potentially signed into law by the governor. I’m failing to see why this bill in particular is going to change the landscape of future outdoor legislation. The people of this state have had the opportunity to contact and express their opinions to their elected officials on where they stand on this issue. The people have no ability to do that in my eyes with the game and fish. They fly their own flag. At the end of the day, this is about what the people want regardless of what the game and fish wants.&nbsp; That’s the way this thing works. I think we can all agree that we want a sustainable big game population now and forever.&nbsp; I would also think that we agree that CWD needs to studied in the future. No one is saying they can’t help manage CWD, but the hypocrisy is noticeably strong with their methods currently. At the end of the day, are food plots, bait, or entire agricultural crop fields that different from each other?&nbsp; My answer is no, especially in a winter like the one where we are having this year.&nbsp; The deer don’t care about anything other than survival. Throwing out some bait for a few months isn’t going to get all the deer killed from CWD.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Kentucky Windage, post: 366416, member: 429"] The game and fish has a link on their website tracking all the outdoor related bills, bills that are voted on and potentially signed into law by the governor. I’m failing to see why this bill in particular is going to change the landscape of future outdoor legislation. The people of this state have had the opportunity to contact and express their opinions to their elected officials on where they stand on this issue. The people have no ability to do that in my eyes with the game and fish. They fly their own flag. At the end of the day, this is about what the people want regardless of what the game and fish wants. That’s the way this thing works. I think we can all agree that we want a sustainable big game population now and forever. I would also think that we agree that CWD needs to studied in the future. No one is saying they can’t help manage CWD, but the hypocrisy is noticeably strong with their methods currently. At the end of the day, are food plots, bait, or entire agricultural crop fields that different from each other? My answer is no, especially in a winter like the one where we are having this year. The deer don’t care about anything other than survival. Throwing out some bait for a few months isn’t going to get all the deer killed from CWD. [/QUOTE]

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