If you answered the Indiana DNR’s deer hunt survey: Anything you wish they’d asked?
The Indiana DNR is doing a survey of hunters who had deer licenses in 2010, as they consider changes to the “one buck” rule, and perhaps other changes as well.
They asked lots of questions about whether this or that change in the regulations would make me more or less likely to take a Bonus Antlerless deer. But they DIDN’T ask about allowing Bonus tags to be used on public properties. Right now, most (if not all) public properties do not allow hunters to take Bonus deer. I have a lifetime license, so if I would happen to get a deer early in the season, I wouldn’t have to pay any extra to keep Hunting for a bonus. I enjoy hunting and could use the meat, so by all means, I’d love to keep trying. But I don’t have access to private land, so I couldn’t.
(Okay, so I’d have to get the first deer for the issue even to matter anyway. But still . . . )
Don’t you know you are supposed to go pay someone big money so you can hunt? They could ask the question and enough hunters (who have access to private land) would be against it so it would never happen. We are slowly going the way of europe. Pay to hunt is becoming more and more prevalent. Most people aren’t going to shell out huge money to try something once to see if they like it. So fewer and fewer people start hunting (you can see it in the stats now). Thus hunting dies as it becomes a pastime of the wealthy (nothing against the wealthy). Then gun ownership goes too. Rant done.
Georgia DNR violates the Georgia Wildlife Act of 1973
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