2006 House Bill 5673 (Allow raised platform in fox and coyote hunts )

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Introduced by Rep. Dudley Spade (D) on February 14, 2006, to allow the use of raised platforms when hunting fox or coyote.
- Referred to the House Conservation, Forestry, and Outdoor Recreation Committee on February 14, 2006.

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1) Let's get this one going! [by Anonymous Citizen on June 25, 2007]
Great idea. Improve safety and effectivness of hunters.
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2) I totally AGREE !! [by Anonymous Citizen on March 14, 2007]
All previous agreements are valid,.. safety in close quarted areas with an elevated hunting site.
We all want safety !! I also feel that the center fire restriction should be lifted. I live in a rural area in Northern lower Michigan and I've got more Yote's around my farm than I care to think about.

I'm also in favor of doing away with the hunter orange while hunting predators. I don't see why the wearing camo while predator hunting would be any different than the hunting of crows, turkeys, or ducks, it would allow us to remain concealed far better from the very keen eyes of spooky canines.

These are MY personal views on this matter !
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3) i agree [by Anonymous Citizen on January 31, 2007]
I would also like to see 22 caliber centerfires allowed for night hunting and the abilty to shoot raccoon with the aid of an electronic caller.
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