Then people open advertise criminal activity on this forum and throughout the internet.

I don't see it.

IBTL.

Why I called it a nest of bees no one dares touch. I agree with you, but we can't always apply logic or common sense to hunting regulations.

This is migratory forum. State does not own any waterfowl or migratory game bird.

The State owns them when within the state boundary. The State being the people of the state.

SUBCHAPTER B. PROPERTY OF THE STATE
Sec. 1.011. PROPERTY OF THE STATE. (a) All wild animals, fur-
bearing animals, wild birds, and wild fowl inside the borders of this
state are the property of the people of this state.

I guided exclusively on a public lake for 5/6 years with great success. Never had a single issue with a client who would show blatant disrespect and hunt where I took them as they knew that's how I made part of my living ever year. I ran 2/4 clinets per day and limited out on puddle ducks 4/6 hunts

I also have been a bass guide on a lake for 13 years and very seldom have it happen then either

As far as guiding on public and guys wanting the state to outlaw it, compleatly ignorant. Now with tha being said the state would require a hunting guide license as it would weed out the bad apples

You almost have the liberal millennial thing down. Instead of calling anybody with a different opinion than you ignorant, try calling them racist.

You almost have the liberal millennial thing down. Instead of calling anybody with a different opinion than you ignorant, try calling them racist.

Cody,
I don't have an opinion on it personally, but I am curious. What "knowledge, information, or awareness" are people lacking related to guides on public? I know when Kansas outlawed it there was a lot of in depth discussion with that State on the pros and cons from both sides before they made the change.

Do waterfowl guides pay taxes on the income they generate from their services? Most, all...none?

I don't think hunting guide fees are subject to sales or use tax

So if the state does not own, control them wouldn't it be bit of a step for it to be a state law against it?

Compare apples to apples like these examples
Guiding fishing on PUBLIC lakes = momentary profit while bringing clients to the area to spend money in the area they would never come to unless they booked with the guide generating money for the state with licenses, hotel taxes, and the local economy

Uber/lift drivers using public roads = monitory profit while commuting ppl to and from the above mentioned

I good reputable and savvy guide pays taxes on all income. It's all I do between fishing, deer and goose hunting and I pay taxes every year, if begggg for a return. We pay self employment taxes as well. May not answer our question bc I'm a guide bot a tax person that's why I pay my CPA lol