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Originally Posted by Torkdiesel
I've had it happen in the past Yaha, not a big deal. The thing with residents baiting wolves is they almost always underestimate the amount of work it takes to actually be successful. When they get tired of all the work they usually move on. After they do I just set up snares on the bait, cut out some leg work for me.
If it was an outfitter they may stick with it a little longer, but in the end it would just pattern the wolves for me.
Now I would never set up snares on an active bait somebody was pouring their time and money into, but once they give up as far as I'm concerned it's fair game.
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How would you determine when a bait has become inactive? Here baiting is allowed long after trapping season was closed. Wouldn,t you be infringing on the rights of a resident hunter by targeting their bait. Essentially disturbing their sets?