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fly bait

we where coyote hunting with dogs last winter, one of the dogs got in to it, the dog belonged to an amish man he would not press charges if it had been my dog i would have.

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Originally posted by juross
It is illegal and I lost a dog to it!!!!!! And if our game wardens in Ohio catch them using it they have to pay restitution for every estimated animal killed plus jail time

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Originally posted by Jeffgrant00
What really honks me off is that people think anything that sets foot, hoof or paw on their property without their approval is fair game.
We have a fella around here that is setting fly bait out all over his field and it shares 3 property lines with public hunting ground.

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there's a farmer 4 mile from me braggin to his farmer buddy's that he found 36 dead coons in 4 nites off his fly bait pan. All in 1 spot. what a idiot. They'll be people use this stuff all around to kill coons in season, you watch. Better than trapping them.

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Rich Allen

They better hope the boys around here don't catch em!! If a guy has to stoop to poison to get a few coons he's got trouble. If the law won't handle the problem a few sets of valve stems and a fat lip might!

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Jeff Grant
Peru, Indiana

GRNITCH PR PIPE CREEK BUSTER >RIP old friend<

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Originally posted by Larry Atherton
Deer, turkey, and squirrels do not knock down the corn stalks. Coons knock down the stalks by climbing up them. Then sometimes they only eat one ear. The rest of the ears on that knocked down stalk will not be picked up by the combine. I have personally seen coon damage in 1 corn field exceed an acre on more than a few occasions.

Deer do most of their damage by eating the top of young corn plants.

The is no other small mammal that has more of an economic impact in both the positive and negative than the raccoon.

Raccoons eat all fruits, they get into maple syrup buckets, they get into barns and silos contaminating everything with their feces. Oh did I mention that coons nearly always carry round worms? That if eaten by a cow can cause the death of that cow. I have seen coons eat both wheat and soy beans, but they don't cause the same level of loss as they do with corn.

Fact of the matter is farmers and coon hunters should be working together.

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ROBINSON, IL

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Originally posted by Rich Allen
there's a farmer 4 mile from me braggin to his farmer buddy's that he found 36 dead coons in 4 nites off his fly bait pan. All in 1 spot. what a idiot. They'll be people use this stuff all around to kill coons in season, you watch. Better than trapping them.

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Ill say, everyone and their brother will be a "coon hunter" this year! I hate to see the prices go any higher because at 18-20 $ a coon there will be lots of pans of fly bait layin out.

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Jeff Grant
Peru, Indiana

GRNITCH PR PIPE CREEK BUSTER >RIP old friend<

You can bet on it! they'll be alot out this season. our coon population has dropped off alot. it don't take long to gut a area when you kill dozens a night with that shtuff.

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Rich Allen

I thought of this idea this mornin',if the possom cops don't want to enforce the law we need to contact our representatives & get them to make it illegal to use that fly bait on anything but flies,& make the fine real steep.

I've been called a Redneck and I don't think the Rednecks I know would let his crap go unanswered. The Marlin selling feedstores, the manufacturer, the landowner, everyone involved should be delt with.

fly bait

it would do no good to contact your representives they are not going against farmers. i found out a long time ago it is hopeless to go against farmers or the timber industry.

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brad

coyotes too

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Originally posted by Larry Atherton
Deer, turkey, and squirrels do not knock down the corn stalks. Coons knock down the stalks by climbing up them. Then sometimes they only eat one ear. The rest of the ears on that knocked down stalk will not be picked up by the combine. I have personally seen coon damage in 1 corn field exceed an acre on more than a few occasions.

Deer do most of their damage by eating the top of young corn plants.

The is no other small mammal that has more of an economic impact in both the positive and negative than the raccoon.

Raccoons eat all fruits, they get into maple syrup buckets, they get into barns and silos contaminating everything with their feces. Oh did I mention that coons nearly always carry round worms? That if eaten by a cow can cause the death of that cow. I have seen coons eat both wheat and soy beans, but they don't cause the same level of loss as they do with corn.

Fact of the matter is farmers and coon hunters should be working together.

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Brad is right, the state government in indiana will just about bow down and kiss a farmers boots....

You may have permission on a thousand acres with no poison but if your hound happens over the fence to the neighbor god knows what he's up against

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Jeff Grant
Peru, Indiana

GRNITCH PR PIPE CREEK BUSTER >RIP old friend<

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Originally posted by David Morgan
I've been called a Redneck and I don't think the Rednecks I know would let his crap go unanswered. The Marlin selling feedstores, the manufacturer, the landowner, everyone involved should be delt with.

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