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Which is out of your control.

And it makes sense, again, on paper.

I'm not coming off knocking anything except the laws.

But I also understand that it's about conservation.

It's not about go blast them all.

So I get where there would be some limits there.

And you got to keep my cousins that would just go blast them all from being able to legally go blast them all.

For example, in Alabama, there's some rules like you can't hunt over feed.

You can hunt over planted fields, but you can't just dump out a bag of corn and legally hunt that.

You can't hunt over decoys.

A lot of other places, that's how you hunt.

Again, the laws may have changed because it's been several years since I've been hunting and I've read up on the laws.

But when I grew up, it was, no, you don't hunt over decoys.

You don't hunt over any sort of just feed.

Bait?

Yeah, bait.

Unless it's planted in the ground, you can't hunt over it.

I could be wrong.

I never did anything but whitetail or just shooting a squirrel with a pellet gun in the yard.

So we're, we're allowed, you can go out before season starts and you can just every week dump a bag of corn.