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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 438743" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>You can “bait” or supplementally feed wildlife as much or anytime and throughout the state. The restrictions set forth now limit hunting or means of take. This isn’t a baiting bill. It’s a bill to undo restriction on hunting that science doesn’t support. In the context of cwd it’s purely illogical. There is zero evidence of cwd being spread by bait piles. It is simply a  “best management practice” idea being pushed down by AFWA and if one uses simple logic it makes zero sense to ban hunting over it unless you’re objective is control. Start digging deeper boys and you’ll see a pretty knarly scheme in the works. Anyone know who John Tester is? The democrat lawmaker who championed “sportsmen for Obama”? Yep the same John Tester who’s also tied in the the Backcountry hunters and anglers………. Wonder why they want to be involved? Wouldn’t a sportsman group want more animals not less and to work on better access for hunters? Less deer=less access in ND. It’s really that simple. For once landowner/farmers and sportsman are standing together and wanting more deer and better management because the numbers say NDGNF has done a terrible job managing the herd. what will happen next you ask?  Look at what’s happening in Missouri and Texas right now. They are using sharpshooters to slaughter deer…. Not just a couple here and there…. A lot of deer….. rumor has it they are using corn to bait them in! All of this for a “disease” that has killed one(suspicious) deer in a half a century in ND. It’s completely illogical and they are counting on you all to be misinformed and not start peeling the layers back. I challenge anyone who knows little to start diving into it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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