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Senate bans baiting of big game, citing fair-chase and conservation concerns
Summary
Third substitute HB 295 passed the Senate to prohibit baiting of big game and to make adjustments to waterfowl management areas; supporters framed the bill as protecting state wildlife resources and fair-chase principles, while some senators urged rules-board processes be used first.
The Senate passed a third substitute of House Bill 295, which prohibits baiting of big game and makes related changes to wildlife and waterfowl management areas.
Senator Owens, sponsor, said the practice of baiting alters animal behavior, draws animals to private parcels and compromises fair chase and…
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