Why Peanut Butter?
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
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I looked it up and baiting is indeed ILLEGAL in Alabama. And bait is defined as anything used to attract a protected game animal. Some states you need a certain amount or you have to do it for a certain length of time before it is considered "baiting". This is not the case in your state. You can bait though, you just can't shoot over it. You have to wait 10 days after you remove the bait to hunt that location.
At least this is the way I understand it.
Alabama hunting FAQ
Sounds to me like your buddies are trying to get your hunting privileges taken away before you even get started.
Paul
At least this is the way I understand it.
Alabama hunting FAQ
Sounds to me like your buddies are trying to get your hunting privileges taken away before you even get started.
Paul
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If you think peanut butter works good, you should try grape Koolaid!![Smile](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
We have the same laws in SC. Can't hunt over bait in the upstate. If baiting, can't hunt there for 10 days after it has been removed. Lower part of the state can hunt over bait, with guns, Aug.15-Jan.1, and use dogs in some areas. Two different worlds.
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We have the same laws in SC. Can't hunt over bait in the upstate. If baiting, can't hunt there for 10 days after it has been removed. Lower part of the state can hunt over bait, with guns, Aug.15-Jan.1, and use dogs in some areas. Two different worlds.