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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #495 on: April 09, 2016, 06:55:54 AM »
Looks like they limited baiting to 10 gallons and allowed for the pick up and use of road kill deer and elk.

So - can they be picked up out of season and without a tag now?
A young woman hit one in front of me a few months back (doe actually ran into the side of her car). I stopped to help her out and look at her car. The doe bought the farm in the middle of the road after kicking for a while.
The young woman begged me to put the deer down but that's not quite legal in town.
Sure was tempting to haul it home but I couldn't. I drug it off to the side.
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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #496 on: April 09, 2016, 08:11:10 AM »
Looks like they limited baiting to 10 gallons and allowed for the pick up and use of road kill deer and elk.

So - can they be picked up out of season and without a tag now?
A young woman hit one in front of me a few months back (doe actually ran into the side of her car). I stopped to help her out and look at her car. The doe bought the farm in the middle of the road after kicking for a while.
The young woman begged me to put the deer down but that's not quite legal in town.
Sure was tempting to haul it home but I couldn't. I drug it off to the side.

Ya that's a tough one when your watching something suffer and can't do anything. Should be able to Rambo them with a knife at least

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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #497 on: April 09, 2016, 08:55:51 AM »
If you ever have to dispatch a wounded wild game animal. Don't let anybody see you. They may conviscate you gun for out of season kill , shooting from a road and whatever else they can get on you

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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #499 on: April 09, 2016, 09:41:23 PM »
If you ever have to dispatch a wounded wild game animal. Don't let anybody see you. They may conviscate you gun for out of season kill , shooting from a road and whatever else they can get on you

With this new law, they will have to come up with some guidelines for finishing an animal off and reporting criteria. This is probably why it will not be implemented right away.  Hopefully they don't do the usual and try to come up with some  whacked out scheme on their own. There are plenty of other states where they have successfully implemented this type of thing decades ago, WDFW, should look at these.

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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #500 on: April 10, 2016, 03:53:55 AM »
If you ever have to dispatch a wounded wild game animal. Don't let anybody see you. They may conviscate you gun for out of season kill , shooting from a road and whatever else they can get on you

With this new law, they will have to come up with some guidelines for finishing an animal off and reporting criteria. This is probably why it will not be implemented right away.  Hopefully they don't do the usual and try to come up with some  whacked out scheme on their own. There are plenty of other states where they have successfully implemented this type of thing decades ago, WDFW, should look at these.

In Alaska, it's normal to have to call in law enforcement to finish off wounded moose in their road kill program.  Problems could arise when shooting along roads and within city limits. It can be very frustrating waiting for someone to show up when an animal is suffering.
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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #501 on: June 06, 2016, 01:31:23 PM »
Seems the new rule change for baiting will not make any differance anyways. Deer will still concentrate on private property.
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Re: Baiting on the chopping block
« Reply #502 on: June 06, 2016, 02:09:40 PM »
Seems the new rule change for baiting will not make any differance anyways. Deer will still concentrate on private property.
Ten gallons of apples or what ever is a quite a bit.  If you have private property and want to put out a bunch of bait it just has to be 200yards apart.  You can get a lot of bait out if you do a grid of 10 gallon dumps every 600feet. 

I think you are right, I am pretty sure this rule isn't going to change anything.
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