The same as baiting for deer, etc??
I’m not sure if your questioning the legality or the sport of it. If your talking the sport factor it is still not as sporty as running the dogs and satellite collars. Just wait for them to cross, hang out the window and pow.
A better question is gigging the same as spotlighting/ shining.
No
Uh-oh. This could lead lots of places. I love it.
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Originally posted by 40inchredsI’m not sure if your questioning the legality or the sport of it. If your talking the sport factor it is still not as sporty as running the dogs and satellite collars. Just wait for them to cross, hang out the window and pow.
A better question is gigging the same as spotlighting/ shining.
Just wait for the deer to cross? Better be doing more than hanging out a window. Also better be a dang good shot, a deer in front of a dog doesn’t just cross He/she flys across. 
Weather outside must be bad. 
Hey hoppy never thought about it, but chumming and baiting are both used to increase the odds of a Harvest. So Yes.
40", big difference between gigging and shining. One is legal the other is not.
Dude! I told you I was sport fishing!!!
I see a hook in this one,you better go back to the sports section,you’ll get more reaction strikes there.haha
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Originally posted by DoubleNNo
How so ?
Both draw in the prey with natural bait
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Originally posted by P-Kquote:
Originally posted by DoubleNNo
How so ?
Both draw in the prey with natural bait
You can certainly bring the deer or hogs into bait, then bust the one you want.
Not so much with fish. If chumming on top and bringing up some cobia, you may not be able to get the big one to bite. If lowering down and out of sight, even more questionable as to what you will hookup with.
Both do draw them in, but no, not the same, IMO.
NN
Who cares. Where the he!! Has Hoppy been??? That’s the real question…
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Originally posted by DoubleNquote:
Originally posted by P-Kquote:
Originally posted by DoubleNNo
How so ?
Both draw in the prey with natural bait
You can certainly bring the deer or hogs into bait, then bust the one you want.
Not so much with fish. If chumming on top and bringing up some cobia, you may not be able to get the big one to bite. If lowering down and out of sight, even more questionable as to what you will hookup with.
Both do draw them in, but no, not the same, IMO.
NN
Ever fished a pond or lake that has an automated feeder? You can train fish to come to bait just like deer.
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Originally posted by striperskiff
'07 198 DLX Carolina Skiff
DF90 Suzuki
That’s hilarious!