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Page 87 item number 6 of your 2020 regulations. It is unlawful to hunt wildlife from a motor vehicle. Yes, road hunters spook (and never even know it) much more game than they harvest.
Quote from: buckfvr on October 26, 2020, 03:00:41 PMPage 87 item number 6 of your 2020 regulations. It is unlawful to hunt wildlife from a motor vehicle. Yes, road hunters spook (and never even know it) much more game than they harvest.There are a lot of people with handicapped licenses that can legally shoot from their vehicle. But even the rule you stated doesn't mean you can't spot an animal from your vehicle and get out and get off the road and shoot.
I know guys that are crazy successful road hunters. Heck they sometimes have killed very nice animals. The way I figure it.....to each their own. I’m of the mindset that vehicles scare animals in different ways than foot traffic but both (all) styles of hunting spook animals .
Probably not going to make many friends but if you fall into this category not being a friend is no loss on my part. Unless you are physically unable to traverse the terrain why don't you stay home and watch cartoons with the rest of the children in the family. To those that are proficient long time road hunters just shows you never took the time to learn how to actually hunt.
Quote from: Jingles on October 27, 2020, 01:11:21 PMProbably not going to make many friends but if you fall into this category not being a friend is no loss on my part. Unless you are physically unable to traverse the terrain why don't you stay home and watch cartoons with the rest of the children in the family. To those that are proficient long time road hunters just shows you never took the time to learn how to actually hunt.Jingles....I met you and thought our time BS'ing was great, you appeared to be a good guy. With that said.....your comments on here are about as abrasive as 40 grit toilet paper!!! They also come across as very uniformed and judgemental. I will use me as an example.....I hunt all three disciplines (rifle, muzzy and archery). I also hunt solo, with hunting partners and with my family. Depending on the hunt, my time and who I am hunting with will dictate how I hunt. I have been 20 miles deep on horseback in Idaho, I have been 10 miles deep on foot in Montana, I have roadhunted and I have sat on the porch of my cabin watching the food plot. All of them were very valuable experiences that made memories that will last a lifetime. Hell, some of my most memorable hunts have been with my young kids while sitting in a blind that we drove our side by side to. If that makes me or anyone else less of a hunter, well so be it.
Who gives a rip if people road hunt. They can knock themselves out.That just means less people deeper in the woods where I wanna be. Gary
Quote from: GASoline71 on October 28, 2020, 08:11:02 AMWho gives a rip if people road hunt. They can knock themselves out.That just means less people deeper in the woods where I wanna be. Gary
Quote from: Taco280AI on October 28, 2020, 08:24:35 AMQuote from: GASoline71 on October 28, 2020, 08:11:02 AMWho gives a rip if people road hunt. They can knock themselves out.That just means less people deeper in the woods where I wanna be. Gary If people want to road hunt, great, good for them. I do it from time to time as well. Can be dang effective in the right scenario. Otherwise, the more people driving around, the less people there are away from the roads where I'm hunting. We should start a pro-road hunting campaign, try to get more people to do it.
Spooks them right into the truck!