https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3524577464254133&id=242269819151597
And apparently has been. I know some ol field cruisers that will have to change their strategy this season.
The link you provided is for mobile users, this is for all users. Thanks for the information. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3524577464254133&id=242269819151597
Quote from: PaytonWP on August 12, 2020, 09:56:22 PM
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3524577464254133&id=242269819151597
And apparently has been. I know some ol field cruisers that will have to change their strategy this season.
Thanks for sharing , i didn't have a problem reading or seeing your post ...
How is Culpepper gonna make TV shows?
Thanks for the link. Interesting debate going on in the comments section regarding the regulation and how it would be enforced.
Quote from: Swamprunner on August 13, 2020, 10:58:06 AM
How is Culpepper gonna make TV shows?
That'll be a nice change
All I'll say is this doesn't hurt my feelings

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I don't know what I'm going to do now.
You still got your keys to success on the string. About time you reposted that by the way.
Field cruisers! Hahah that's a good one!
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hope they do the same in Mississippi
I remember when decoys of any kind were illegal in Alabama.
I`m struggling to see the attraction to it in the first place, besides the whole " risk to life and limb " aspect.
16 turkey hunters shot this spring, 2 died. Not one reapper.
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Quote from: fallhnt on October 08, 2020, 09:09:38 PM
16 turkey hunters shot this spring, 2 died. Not one reapper.
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For me it has nothing to do with safety and mostly with the fact that it's exactly as easy as spot lighting deer and shooting them.
With populations dipping many places is an easy almost guaranteed harvests method make much sense.
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Quote from: fallhnt on October 08, 2020, 09:09:38 PM
16 turkey hunters shot this spring, 2 died. Not one reaper.
Interesting. Is this a national statistic? Assuming this is true, I'm not totally surprised really. I still personally believe that most turkey hunters are pretty responsible in terms of identifying their targets (visually) before pulling the trigger. I also believe that there has been a big enough fuss made about reaping and associated gobbler decoy use that those that do it are probably pretty careful about not putting themselves in compromising positions when doing so. Only time will tell if that argument is valid, but as of now, it can't be disputed based on the statistics as presented.
Now, the ethical considerations are another matter. Hence the recent movement by states like Alabama to outlaw certain "reaping" strategies. I still believe that unless gobbler/jake decoy use is totally outlawed, it is going to be awfully hard for a conservation officer to get a conviction for ticketing someone for reaping. Too many loopholes related to "intent", in my opinion,...as has been discussed in the comments section of forums such as OG.