[alleyyooper]

Got to just love the law abiding DEER hunters, or should we just call them what they really seem to be.
The rules say no baiting in the Lower, can't do a thing to the party store owners and gas station owners for legally selling the carrots, sugar beets and corn.
It all is not going to the UPPER. On the way into the Tree Farm yesterday here in the lower there was a trail of carrots and sugar beets that fell out of the truck which was taking them back near a deer blind not to far from our bee hives.
You say well maybe their not hunting yet. Still the law says no feeding for viewing in the lower either.
Many a hunter is legal in every way thru all the hunting seasons. Seems Michigans Firearm deer season brings out the slobs in droves. Tresspassing abounds, shooting after legal hours is a daily thing, spot lighting after hours happens nightly.

And I have to say what a fine job the sherrif department and the DNR has done in this area to make sure we continue to have the same problem each year.
I loved the sherrif officer in his brown uniform who was nearly crying when asked to go into the woods and remove a tresspasser and in fact refused to do his job.

Al

[dori36]

Originally Posted by alleyyooper

Got to just love the law abiding DEER hunters, or should we just call them what they really seem to be.
The rules say no baiting in the Lower, can't do a thing to the party store owners and gas station owners for legally selling the carrots, sugar beets and corn.
It all is not going to the UPPER. On the way into the Tree Farm yesterday here in the lower there was a trail of carrots and sugar beets that fell out of the truck which was taking them back near a deer blind not to far from our bee hives.
You say well maybe their not hunting yet. Still the law says no feeding for viewing in the lower either.
Many a hunter is legal in every way thru all the hunting seasons. Seems Michigans Firearm deer season brings out the slobs in droves. Tresspassing abounds, shooting after legal hours is a daily thing, spot lighting after hours happens nightly.

And I have to say what a fine job the sherrif department and the DNR has done in this area to make sure we continue to have the same problem each year.
I loved the sherrif officer in his brown uniform who was nearly crying when asked to go into the woods and remove a tresspasser and in fact refused to do his job.

Al

It's amazing how the bottom feeders ruin it all for the good and responsible hunters everywhere! The baiters fall into the same category, for me, as the road patrolers who hunt in packs of trucks parked on the roads while waiting for the army of footsoldiers to drive the deer from the woodlots and out on to the road. I always wonder who gets the bullet riddled venison!

[The Homogenizer]

Originally Posted by alleyyooper

Got to just love the law abiding DEER hunters, or should we just call them what they really seem to be.
The rules say no baiting in the Lower, can't do a thing to the party store owners and gas station owners for legally selling the carrots, sugar beets and corn.
It all is not going to the UPPER. On the way into the Tree Farm yesterday here in the lower there was a trail of carrots and sugar beets that fell out of the truck which was taking them back near a deer blind not to far from our bee hives.
You say well maybe their not hunting yet. Still the law says no feeding for viewing in the lower either.
Many a hunter is legal in every way thru all the hunting seasons. Seems Michigans Firearm deer season brings out the slobs in droves. Tresspassing abounds, shooting after legal hours is a daily thing, spot lighting after hours happens nightly.

And I have to say what a fine job the sherrif department and the DNR has done in this area to make sure we continue to have the same problem each year.
I loved the sherrif officer in his brown uniform who was nearly crying when asked to go into the woods and remove a tresspasser and in fact refused to do his job.

Al

I have the solution. Wherever you see a pile of carrots, place a pile of donuts.

[Perferator]

Originally Posted by alleyyooper

I loved the sherrif officer in his brown uniform who was nearly crying when asked to go into the woods and remove a tresspasser and in fact refused to do his job.

Al

That guy needs an orange vest and hat kept in his patrol car.

[Coldjensens]

Originally Posted by alleyyooper

You say well maybe their not hunting yet. Still the law says no feeding for viewing in the lower either.
Al

So if I throw our halloween jack o lanterns into the woods for the deer to eat, I can be ticketed?

Is this just for deer, or can we be cited for our bird feeders and squirrel feeder? Or if our kids put out something for the bunnies to they can watch them eat?

[Driller1]

Originally Posted by Coldjensens

So if I throw our halloween jack o lanterns into the woods for the deer to eat, I can be ticketed?

Is this just for deer, or can we be cited for our bird feeders and squirrel feeder? Or if our kids put out something for the bunnies to they can watch them eat?

You could but, you won't.

The ban was unnecessary.

The DNR will look into complaints on state land but, that is about all.(at least in my area)

[Driller1]

Originally Posted by alleyyooper

Got to just love the law abiding DEER hunters, or should we just call them what they really seem to be.
The rules say no baiting in the Lower, can't do a thing to the party store owners and gas station owners for legally selling the carrots, sugar beets and corn.
It all is not going to the UPPER. On the way into the Tree Farm yesterday here in the lower there was a trail of carrots and sugar beets that fell out of the truck which was taking them back near a deer blind not to far from our bee hives.
You say well maybe their not hunting yet. Still the law says no feeding for viewing in the lower either.
Many a hunter is legal in every way thru all the hunting seasons. Seems Michigans Firearm deer season brings out the slobs in droves. Tresspassing abounds, shooting after legal hours is a daily thing, spot lighting after hours happens nightly.

And I have to say what a fine job the sherrif department and the DNR has done in this area to make sure we continue to have the same problem each year.
I loved the sherrif officer in his brown uniform who was nearly crying when asked to go into the woods and remove a tresspasser and in fact refused to do his job.

Al

Do you have a link to the law that makes selling corn, beets or, carrots a crime???

[The Homogenizer]

Originally Posted by Coldjensens

can we be cited for our bird feeders

In Wyandotte, at least, there are a limit to the number of feeders you can have because a real serious bird lover had over fifty on one property. They also have a prohibition on feeding seagulls and pigeons but I don't know how strict or if it's limited to the park.

[The Homogenizer]

Originally Posted by Driller1

Do you have a link to the law that makes selling corn, beets or, carrots a crime???

To the charge of felonious beet sales, how does the defendant plead?

[TXLIZARD]

Originally Posted by The Homogenizer

To the charge of felonious beet sales, how does the defendant plead?

The OP actually said that the stores were legally selling these things.... but... OMG THAT WAS FREEEKIN FUNNY! I almost peed my pants!