Are farmers grain piles bait?

[LKILR]

Originally Posted by cowmanbob

If it is I'm in trouble as I've got four thousand bales around the farm. And I do a bit of hunting.

Ya but did the hay attract them wolves you shot? Lol

[cowmanbob]

Originally Posted by LKILR

Ya but did the hay attract them wolves you shot? Lol

Not likely, but I might have hid behind a few of them.

[58thecat]

Originally Posted by Ranch11

Normal farming operations is not bait. Whether it is grain pile, grain bins, second cut alalfalfa, corn fields, etc. I've talked to fish all no wildlife about this. They said no.

And that ends this thread, thank you...

[H380]

Originally Posted by 58thecat

And that ends this thread, thank you...

Exactly ..

[Canadasnowman]

Almost the entire provinces of Alta, Sask, and Man ........ Are one big bait pile.

Pretty tough to not shoot over bait .......... Almost haha.

[bucksman]

Originally Posted by TUFFBUFF

What I'm reading is you and the framer didn't put it there, so who did?
This is an assumption but maybe someone else did for the purpose of hunting? Or maybe taking pics of birds? Who knows.

How's the topography, lots of bush? Id stay away from it but would have no problem setting up 250+ yards away watching a trail to it if I can't see the pile.

It's a pretty grey area for sure.

he said the farmer and him did not put it there as bait.

[bucksman]

Originally Posted by Canadasnowman

Almost the entire provinces of Alta, Sask, and Man ........ Are one big bait pile.

Pretty tough to not shoot over bait .......... Almost haha.

a lot easier to shoot over bait in Saskatchewan though, this thread wouldn't even exist there