Jamie,
I am only talking about waterfowl (federally regulated as well as state). I am not a law expert but from what I've gathered this year it is very grey. The word that is causing the question is "normal". Tilling under a crop of stunted corn to get paid on crop insurance could be argued as not "normal" farming practices. If a field has not been harvested before knocking it down or turning it over the seed out in the field can be considered bait. Of course, the field can be hunted 10 days after the seed has been consumed.
Also, there are a lot of conversations this year between state CO's federal CO's. I believe they are having a tough time agreeing. Like I stated, I don't want to end up in court arguing a case. To me, it wouldn't be worth the hassel and potential costs.
Last edited by mnfish; 08/22/12 09:45 PM. Reason: spelling
