[olemossyhorns]

Well if the non-resident hunt on land tag is a little more expensive then a resident tag. Roughly double. The loss of those would reduce revenue and I'm sure they would make it up by issuing more non-resident tags. Although on a downside more non-resident tags could potentially exacerbate crowding on public. You could very well could be trading a tag that's good for only specific private land to tag that can be used anywhere in the unit.

Unintended consequences and all that

Agreed!

 

[olemossyhorns]

Man this thread is already shaping up to be just like last years.

In other news, the temps sure are taking a dip. I’ve seen where it’s in the negatives tonight will be in the 60’s come Monday. Atleast the deer have warmer temps coming!

 

[olemossyhorns]

The areas I frequent still don’t have remotely close to the numbers that were there in the early 2000s.

And do you plant food plots?? It is the exact same thing, just like hunting oaks when acorns are dropping...

Exact same thing? Come on now! And deer don’t respond the same to a food plot as they do to a corn pile. Not even relatively close!

 

[olemossyhorns]

Listen to the biologists and decide for yourself.
Biologists talk facts on problems of baiting, feeding deer in Kansas

Decide for myself on what? If food plots are the same as a pile of corn?