TimeOnTarget
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I'll keep her I guess. But not for her decisions/ideas involving wildlife.
2022 SD legislature in session, let the assault on wildlife begin....again
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SD_Prairie_Goat
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Meh, I open to it. What kind of kickers you offering here? Throw in a couple glory elk hunts for me and and I'd make the trade
Those glory elk hunts are not worth it, I PROMISE!Meh, I open to it. What kind of kickers you offering here? Throw in a couple glory elk hunts for me and and I'd make the trade
SD_Prairie_Goat
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warmer
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As long as they aren’t during muzzleloader/archery season.Ha! I'm selfish enough to take the chance
SD_Prairie_Goat
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Rifle only forgot to add that!
Wind Gypsy
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I've shot a bunch of pheasants from SD road ditches but it is an odd deal. In contrast to big game regs in many states requiring you to be out of the public ROW to shoot, SD makes their ROW public hunting areas. Legally being able to hunt on someone's land, within 660' of their house rather than 900', without them having a say in the manner is just hard to be an advocate for.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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Row isn't really their land at the end of the day. Yes you get taxed on it, but you can't build on it or do anything on it really
warmer
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The problem, for me isn't 660 or 900. The problem is twenty years ago the 660' didn't exist. Now they want to go 900'. IMO, we are headed to the end of road hunting.
warmer
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HB1142 was defeated in Committee.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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I should have made a new thread about this, but that's a worrisome trend because I do love a ditch roostie
SD_Prairie_Goat
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Just an update, the bill to expand the safety zone failed in the house.
