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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 356197" data-attributes="member: 217">I am starting to see the other sides argument soley based on the overall impact that the north dakota residents provide to these individuals. I will use another form of business that utilizes north dakota waters as means to making a living, the wholesale bait dealer is required to post on his vehicle his license number and his busnines name, he can have up to 6 helpers. The term &quot;wholesale bait pond&quot; means any pond used to take legal live aquatic bait for wholesale.A legal description, to the quarter section, of each wholesale bait pond must be listed on the wholesaler's pond application form and all ponds must be approved by the director prior to trapping. The maximum number of approved legal descriptions for ponds from which a wholesale bait vendor may trap annually is fifty. Any bait vendor who violates this section is guilty of a noncriminal offense and shall pay a two hundred fifty dollar fee.As far as I know the reason why each wholesale pond documented is to make sure that only one person by all legality is taking bait out of that pond.So if we went by this definition of a business who use north dakota resources we a actually regualte how many guides could legally be on any particular water at any given season.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 356197, member: 217"] I am starting to see the other sides argument soley based on the overall impact that the north dakota residents provide to these individuals. I will use another form of business that utilizes north dakota waters as means to making a living, the wholesale bait dealer is required to post on his vehicle his license number and his busnines name, he can have up to 6 helpers. The term "wholesale bait pond" means any pond used to take legal live aquatic bait for wholesale. A legal description, to the quarter section, of each wholesale bait pond must be listed on the wholesaler's pond application form and all ponds must be approved by the director prior to trapping. The maximum number of approved legal descriptions for ponds from which a wholesale bait vendor may trap annually is fifty. Any bait vendor who violates this section is guilty of a noncriminal offense and shall pay a two hundred fifty dollar fee. As far as I know the reason why each wholesale pond documented is to make sure that only one person by all legality is taking bait out of that pond. So if we went by this definition of a business who use north dakota resources we a actually regualte how many guides could legally be on any particular water at any given season. [/QUOTE]

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