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Post by danf on Aug 18, 2006 12:40:07 GMT -5
I think it is/would be, but want to check before I do it... I want to plant a plot of field corn and soybeans and bushhog the corn down after it is mature. None of it would be combined and harvested. Would this be legal to hunt over? I know it would be if the corn was left standing, but I want to be able to see anything that's in the plot...
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Post by buster on Aug 22, 2006 22:24:32 GMT -5
Once you start manipulating your 'corn field', the more you are straying away from what is considered a 'normal agricultural practice' and you start to walk a pretty thin line here. I don't want this to turn into a 'what if?' line of questions that stem from this question here guys. If it were me, I would want to leave the corn standing, especially after gun season opened up and most of the other corn fields in the area have been harvested...wanna talk about a deer magnet, bedding area, etc!! I am not going to post a definitive answer here, for several reasons. Call your local CO and ask his/her opinion, as I am SURE it may vary depending on the officer. Since you are in Putnam Co, call Steve Westell, Floyd Suitors or Ken Spence, as they all work in and around Putnam Co . The district headquaters phone number is listed in the hunting guide.
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