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#1792976 - 02/16/10 04:47 PM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: Football Hunter]
buckmaster 320
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 Originally Posted By: Football Hunter
 Originally Posted By: buckmaster 320
 Originally Posted By: jbow
So what would a mineral lick be considered?


Just like food plots,pouring bait on ground,mineral licks,hunting around acorn trees,hunting around persimmon trees,hunting around a corn field,hunting over a pond, its all baiting

JMO
Hunting around a 75 or 80 year old White Oak is baiting?WOW,I guess I should hunt in the middle of a 200 acre broom staw field,they dont like broom straw do they?


Deer eats White oaks and deer eats corn..one is legal to hunt around and the other is not???
Just doesnt make too much sense

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#1792979 - 02/16/10 04:51 PM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: buckmaster 320]
Football Hunter
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Still doesnt explain you calling hunting near a white oak "baiting",I would say that 99% of white oaks that are old enough to produce,were not planted by those who are hunting near them,its natural.

Heck,I dont really care,I see a huge difference between acorns and dumped out corn,but.....Im out on this topic.


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#1792983 - 02/16/10 04:55 PM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: backstraps]
buckmaster 320
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JMO
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#1793758 - 02/16/10 09:48 PM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: buckmaster 320]
backstraps
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I think hunting around natural food sources isnt baiting. Unless a hunter has altered, moved, or placed food for deer to eat, then that isnt baiting.

A hunter didnt have anything to do with an oak tree that is producing. etc etc
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#1793942 - 02/17/10 12:14 AM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: backstraps]
Tree Tramp
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 Originally Posted By: backstraps
Well lets beat another topic to death. What are your opinions and thoughts?

Pro's and Con's of them?
Do you consider them baiting, or feeding.



Pro provides a valuable food source and increases edge.
Con expensive/labor intensive.

Neither

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#1794522 - 02/17/10 10:35 AM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: buckmaster 320]
Football Hunter
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 Originally Posted By: buckmaster 320
JMO
I read back through this thing,you call basically any food source baiting,JYO,white oaks,corn,persimmons,salt lick.My question is,how do you hunt then,assuming you are against baiting?

Do you find a place in the woods devoid of any type of deer food?Man that would be hard to do during bow season?I guess I dont understand your point,you lost me with hunting near a white oak is equivalent to pouring corn on the ground.
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#1794566 - 02/17/10 11:02 AM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: Football Hunter]
buckmaster 320
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 Originally Posted By: Football Hunter
[quote=buckmaster 320]JMO
I read back through this thing,you call basically any food source baiting,JYO,white oaks,corn,persimmons,salt lick.My question is,how do you hunt then,assuming you are against baiting?

Never said I was against baiting

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#1795408 - 02/17/10 06:36 PM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: buckmaster 320]
Football Hunter
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 Originally Posted By: buckmaster 320
 Originally Posted By: Football Hunter
[quote=buckmaster 320]JMO
I read back through this thing,you call basically any food source baiting,JYO,white oaks,corn,persimmons,salt lick.My question is,how do you hunt then,assuming you are against baiting?

Never said I was against baiting
ok,so then your for baiting and equivicating baiting to hunting near a dropping white oak,got it,man.....thats a stretch,but whatever


Edited by Football Hunter (02/17/10 06:37 PM)
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#1795821 - 02/17/10 09:12 PM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: Football Hunter]
richmanbarbeque
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Talk about rednecks.
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#1796044 - 02/18/10 06:23 AM Re: FOOD PLOTS [Re: richmanbarbeque]
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It's all baiting.I got to finally put out a food plot this year and it dramatically increased my chances so call it what you will I seen the difference a plot made.....BAITING!
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