Idaho house bill 677

[WRO]

If you’re an Idaho hunter, reach out to your local reps to let them know your concerns.

This would screw archery antelope hunters and others.

 

[IDVortex]

I'm curious whose idea was this.

 

[IdahoBeav]

I'm curious whose idea was this.

Maybe law enforcement agencies got sick of hunters crying to them about blinds being used by other hunters, stolen, set up on water holes months before season, etc.?

 

[WRO]

Maybe law enforcement agencies got sick of hunters crying to them about blinds being used by other hunters, stolen, set up on water holes months before season, etc.?

The sponsor is a rancher from Rigby.

 

[87TT]

What constitutes a "blind"? A commercial blind, pile of brush or log?

 

[IDVortex]

Maybe law enforcement agencies got sick of hunters crying to them about blinds being used by other hunters, stolen, set up on water holes months before season, etc.?

After you said this I could believe that. Especially with the amount of comments/complaints of how aggressive archery season is down there.

I'm going to be going into some research of Jerald. Just see about his past.

 

[WRO]

After you said this I could believe that. Especially with the amount of comments/complaints of how aggressive archery season is down there.

I'm going to be going into some research of Jerald. Just see about his past.

Local lawmaker wants to change how recreation on state-owned endowment lands is managed - East Idaho News

IDAHO FALLS — Rep. Jerald Raymond wants to help Idaho better manage its recreational opportunities on state land. The Republican lawmaker representing District 31 — which encompasses Jefferson, Fremont, Clark and Lemhi counties — is introducing a bill this session that would change how...

www.eastidahonews.com

This should tell you all you need to know..

 

[Gila]

I would fully support this. I would hope my home state would adopt something like this. No one should be hunting water tanks at all IMO. Even if you think it is fair chase, other wildlife uses those water sources. Not to mention it stinks up the tank and game animals will either go to another source or go completely nocturnal if they do continue to use the tank. I don’t think trail cams should be used on public lands either. Some of those larger tanks on the NF look like a White House press conference!