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Chief Big Taw
The game and fish code in Georgia plus the regulations is over 1,000 pages. There’s more than a few laws that aren’t enforced.
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Do trail cams belong on public land?
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So I can quit my belly aching! But I don’t like it......
Since we`re in the midst of the biggest confluence of imponderables I`ve seen in a long time, I`d like to wish all of you a Merry Christmas, from God`s Country.
I see lots of stands in the country side less than 50 from the road. I bet if ones a problem they address it.It's a good thing we got 'em though. You know, just in case.
Plus, the relief is about the same in context. Out there, you often have level plateaus at 5000'-6000' with peaks rising up to 10,000-11,000'. Here, you start at 1500' and the peaks top out at nearly 7000', so it's about the same amount of vertical terrain, with the same cliffs, crags, and such. And, half the land out there isn't covered with almost impenetrable crawl-on-your belly rhododendron thickets, laurel slicks, and heath balds like it is here.
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I’m just glad you know it’s “moot” and not “mute”
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Yes
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Chief Big Taw
I like to put cameras up just to see what kind of wildlife I get on it. Mainly to just study their habits. And to see what animals go where “everyone knows l they don’t. Around creeks is a good one.
I are a semi-perfeshnul righter.
NCMTNHunter
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The whole cell cam/communication devise legality issue has been covered on here and everywhere else for years. Cell cameras are not illegal. If you get a picture of a buck today and use that to decide where you are going to hunt tomorrow it is not illegal. If you are hunting and get a picture of a buck and try to go kill it right then, it is illegal. Same goes for cell phones, radios, and drones. It has been addressed over and over by DNR that they don’t need new laws because the old law covers it.
ddd-shooter
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No they don’t own it. The govt is not a person. They have no rights except what we the people grant them.As far as the gooberment using them on Public land, well they do kind of own it, they have the right to make sure that what is going on on that property is within the law. But I really hope they don't, because nobody needs to see me in the woods when I need to drop a deuce!!!!!
We the people own it.
…at least that’s how it was written up…
So its not possession of the device but how one uses it.
Railroader
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I am amazed at the legs on this thread...
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https://forum.gon.com/threads/should-modern-“live”-fish-finders-be-banned-on-public-waters.1047595/#post-14166243
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Your link not work. Got to do it differently now. I have not learned how yet either.
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Chief Big Taw
Don’t know why it won’t work but service is crazy where I’m atYour link not work. Got to do it differently now. I have not learned how yet either.
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Arguing with him is pointless. He’s wrong.
Raylander
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I like to hang cameras in popular recreation areas. Put em in knot holes and such on hiking trails and in parking areas.
Craziest thing I ever got was some citified hippie boy parading around with Barbie Dolls and Little Debbies. Pretty sure he was on the funny mushrooms or something
Craziest thing I ever got was some citified hippie boy parading around with Barbie Dolls and Little Debbies. Pretty sure he was on the funny mushrooms or something
