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Post by firstwd on May 15, 2017 21:15:04 GMT -5
While I saw several DNR posts this year where someone was cited for hunting over bait with corn, would open "mineral licks" for deer also be considered bait while turkey hunting?
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Post by morrison on Jun 1, 2017 15:45:19 GMT -5
The Indiana Administrative Code pertaining to hunting wild turkeys over bait is posted below. While administrative code list "salt", it does not specifically list any other minerals. A mineral block would not typically be considered an attractant for turkey. Whereas, corn is a known food source for turkey.
(q) As used in this section, "bait" means to:
(1) place;
(2) expose;
(3) deposit;
(4) distribute; or
(5) scatter;
grain, salt, or other feed to lure, attract, or entice a wild turkey to an area where a person may take the wild turkey.
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