apples
09-09-2010, 02:33 AM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 30
I'm not being a smart a@@ here, but how many apples are you planning on eating? Two? Then I would say no. A bushel? Yes.
I doubt any game warden is going to ticket you for eating an apple in the stand. Fall is the season they are most plentiful. However, he walks by and you have 50 apples under your stand and you are claiming you are eating all of them. Well.....I tried that already and it doesn't work. J/K
I doubt any game warden is going to ticket you for eating an apple in the stand. Fall is the season they are most plentiful. However, he walks by and you have 50 apples under your stand and you are claiming you are eating all of them. Well.....I tried that already and it doesn't work. J/K
09-09-2010, 07:33 AM
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 974
Here's what I used to do as a young'n
waaaayy back in the day, when I had to hunt public land. Mind you it was legal to bait then, and baiting wasn't even an issue. I would hunt, and still do on my property, oak trees. I would go out and gather 100's of pounds of white oak acorns, when the supply around my stand would get low, I would replenish with my stored. Works like a charm in late NOV and all thru DEC. I suppose you could do the same w/ apples, as long as they're not store bought, you can really tell the diff. You have to disperse them as if they fell, I was never a big fan of the "bait pile", it seemed the bigger bucks didn't come into the landscape change. I AM NOT advocating illegal hunting at all. If you can't bait, then DON'T DO IT! A true "hunter/gatherer".
Last edited by tight360; 09-09-2010 at 07:36 AM.
09-09-2010, 07:38 PM
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Middleton, Wisconsin
Posts: 979
i wouldn't call it baiting, but you never know if the warden that find's you and your apple is having a bad day i guess... i highly doubt anyone would say thats baiting no matter how bad the day their having is, but you can never be too careful.
09-12-2010, 06:43 AM
#5
Giant Nontypical
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 6,867
odd thing was a local orchard I go to often offered me some of the less then desirable apples real cheap. Trust me they do not look like store bought apples.
waaaayy back in the day, when I had to hunt public land. Mind you it was legal to bait then, and baiting wasn't even an issue. I would hunt, and still do on my property, oak trees. I would go out and gather 100's of pounds of white oak acorns, when the supply around my stand would get low, I would replenish with my stored. Works like a charm in late NOV and all thru DEC. I suppose you could do the same w/ apples, as long as they're not store bought, you can really tell the diff. You have to disperse them as if they fell, I was never a big fan of the "bait pile", it seemed the bigger bucks didn't come into the landscape change. I AM NOT advocating illegal hunting at all. If you can't bait, then DON'T DO IT! A true "hunter/gatherer".
