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<blockquote data-quote="bucksnbears" data-source="post: 321516" data-attributes="member: 721">My stance on baiting deer depends on what side of the bed I wake up on any givin day.One day, I hate the thought of it.Next day I feel for you guys in the wide open ND prairies/pastures and see the beauty of it.I coyote hunt ND and hunt the RedRiver bottoms.Can walk miles of river bottom (wooded) in nodak and see lots of tree stands during winter.First thing I do is look for a &quot;bait station&quot;.9 times outta 10, I will see remnants of one, yet 100 yards across the river in MN, we can't bait.&nbsp; We do just fine across the river;:;popcornWhat baffles me as I've snuck up on some tremendous&nbsp; bucks while out coyote calling in the prairie/pastures in nodak yet never hear a peep about anyone stalking deer.&nbsp;The &quot;hunter&quot; in me wishes baiting would end and people get back into hunting but I also feel you fellas that hunt open areas may (mostly) need it to get a deer because of the ingrained idea over the years that you NEED&nbsp; to do it to kill a deer.That said, try getting out and glass in the morning. Watch em bed down and execute&nbsp; a stalk. Its super fun and you will learn alot.I'm SO glad MN doesn't allow baiting.:;:thumbsup</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bucksnbears, post: 321516, member: 721"] My stance on baiting deer depends on what side of the bed I wake up on any givin day. One day, I hate the thought of it. Next day I feel for you guys in the wide open ND prairies/pastures and see the beauty of it. I coyote hunt ND and hunt the RedRiver bottoms. Can walk miles of river bottom (wooded) in nodak and see lots of tree stands during winter. First thing I do is look for a "bait station". 9 times outta 10, I will see remnants of one, yet 100 yards across the river in MN, we can't bait. We do just fine across the river;:;popcorn What baffles me as I've snuck up on some tremendous bucks while out coyote calling in the prairie/pastures in nodak yet never hear a peep about anyone stalking deer. The "hunter" in me wishes baiting would end and people get back into hunting but I also feel you fellas that hunt open areas may (mostly) need it to get a deer because of the ingrained idea over the years that you NEED to do it to kill a deer. That said, try getting out and glass in the morning. Watch em bed down and execute a stalk. Its super fun and you will learn alot. I'm SO glad MN doesn't allow baiting.:;:thumbsup [/QUOTE]

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