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To: windowdude

“Canned” hunting is where the animals “in pursuit” and in a fence in area of various size in which say animal cannot escape.

What you friend does is a baited “field” where the animal is drawn in by the bait. Depending on what/where and when and what is defined as “baited”, it is illegal in Tennessee to hunt in a “baited” field.

A crop planted in order to lure the game animal is a baited field

A crop planted in order to harvest(even if it “isn’t) is not a “baited field”a baited field and is legal.

Crazy but game laws often are.


129 posted on 02/27/2018 1:42:11 PM PST by RedMonqey ("You don't tug on Superman's cape...You don't spit into the wind...")
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To: RedMonqey

Feeders are not illegal in TX and are often working all year long to fatten up the game [all sorts of game] IMO, a much safer way to hunt.

On big ranches here, does are herded into pens and harvested as a part of the overall game management. I don’t like it but, the sheer number of deer make it necessary.


130 posted on 02/28/2018 4:06:15 AM PST by windowdude
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