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<blockquote data-quote="wct12" data-source="post: 439451" data-attributes="member: 8117">Brock, again this isn’t a baiting bill. I can bait year round. 365 days a year. Feed for pictures, feed for wildlife watching, just not for hunting. That makes this a hunting restriction fight for me.Yes the department can’t ban feeding or baiting so they regulate take.. but again, that makes it a hunting restriction.I know you’ll claim you’re not an “activist”, but you’re still actively lobbying for bills that affect wildlife, including the Antelope gratis tag bill (I even agreed with you that I wish there was some form of change there, but wish it could be done with out limiting opportunity). Sometimes I think you are an activist for good when we agree, sometimes I think you’re just an activist. But the difference is if I think a bill is right or wrong according to my opinion, either way you lobbying (even if we agree), it still makes you an activist also.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wct12, post: 439451, member: 8117"] Brock, again this isn’t a baiting bill. I can bait year round. 365 days a year. Feed for pictures, feed for wildlife watching, just not for hunting. That makes this a hunting restriction fight for me. Yes the department can’t ban feeding or baiting so they regulate take.. but again, that makes it a hunting restriction. I know you’ll claim you’re not an “activist”, but you’re still actively lobbying for bills that affect wildlife, including the Antelope gratis tag bill (I even agreed with you that I wish there was some form of change there, but wish it could be done with out limiting opportunity). Sometimes I think you are an activist for good when we agree, sometimes I think you’re just an activist. But the difference is if I think a bill is right or wrong according to my opinion, either way you lobbying (even if we agree), it still makes you an activist also. [/QUOTE]

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