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<blockquote data-quote="ndlongshot" data-source="post: 164941" data-attributes="member: 244">I do. Maybe not 4. But I've done 3. I was trying to prove a point. You may never find yourself in that situation because of your hunting style. Alot of guys drive the pickup and throw it in the back and thats fine. But some people hunt exclusively on foot, away from roads, and enjoy quartering an animal and hauling it out. In alot of instances, those same hunters aren't concerned with the head of a doe, or a small buck for that matter. And in those instances, an extra 10lbs can be a big deal.All i'm saying is, why is mandatory? Other states seem to not have an issue, so why does ND? If i follow proper tagging procedure and have no issue leaving a sex organ attached, I see no issues. But the state does because they are concerned about enforcement. All i'm saying is other states have more flexible regulations for different hunting scenarios than ND does. Then again, ND hasn't been the poster child for embracing excellent models of efficiency in other states either. Just kicking around ideas. I know it would make sportsman's life easier sometimes. And I dont think it would make GNF job that much harder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndlongshot, post: 164941, member: 244"] I do. Maybe not 4. But I've done 3. I was trying to prove a point. You may never find yourself in that situation because of your hunting style. Alot of guys drive the pickup and throw it in the back and thats fine. But some people hunt exclusively on foot, away from roads, and enjoy quartering an animal and hauling it out. In alot of instances, those same hunters aren't concerned with the head of a doe, or a small buck for that matter. And in those instances, an extra 10lbs can be a big deal. All i'm saying is, why is mandatory? Other states seem to not have an issue, so why does ND? If i follow proper tagging procedure and have no issue leaving a sex organ attached, I see no issues. But the state does because they are concerned about enforcement. All i'm saying is other states have more flexible regulations for different hunting scenarios than ND does. Then again, ND hasn't been the poster child for embracing excellent models of efficiency in other states either. Just kicking around ideas. I know it would make sportsman's life easier sometimes. And I dont think it would make GNF job that much harder. [/QUOTE]

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