Especially coyotes are becoming more and more brave, luring our dogs out way from the building site at night, which is the only time I am ever home to hunt them. I NEED lights to protect our livestock from these animals and keep my dogs safe.
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Dalton Strunk
8 years ago
Ability to hunt at night will allow for better predator control!!
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Brian Lundquist
8 years ago
Not only is it very difficult to hunt them at night without light, it's also very dangerous.
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Tanner buttron
8 years ago
Night vision for predator hunting
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Caden Cunningham
8 years ago
Hopefully this becomes legal
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Casey jones
8 years ago
I am a serious deer hunter and would love to be able to night hunt coyotes at night with lights or thermal scopes instead of under snow and moonlight conditions where targets may not be clearly identified....
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Eric Webster
8 years ago
Population of yotes is way up, pets and livestock are at risk.
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Matthew Waggoner
8 years ago
Night vision and artificial light should be allowed.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I think predator night hunting rules should change
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Jeff McPherson
8 years ago
We need the change for predator hunting
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Nathan C Howard
8 years ago
Be one of the best thing to happen! Need to thin out coyotes they are taking over!
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Logan Schrag
8 years ago
Yes this needs to happen! Coyote populations seem to have grown recently and need to be taken care of properly.
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Micah Winget
8 years ago
We need night hunting to allow us to better control the predictor problem we have in Kansas.
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david wyatt chism
8 years ago
i think this would be great! need less coyotes around!
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Justice Gannaway
8 years ago
I agree.
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Stephen mcmillan
8 years ago
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The allowed use of artificial light and night optics could potentially save me large sums of money each year by easily allowing me so see and dispatch predators that kill and eat my chickens ducks and other small animals that I keep and have lost dubious amounts of over the last few years.
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Anthony Jordan
8 years ago
Let's keep them under control save other wildlife and livestock
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Chrestos Clark
8 years ago
There are to many coyote to not legalize this..
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Matthew A Naquin
8 years ago
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This is a must if we’re going to be a sportsman state. Kansas is known for the abundance of big whitetail, however, over the years the coyotes have depleted the population. Kansas will lose revenue if this matter isn’t resolved in reasonable time. Let’s give people more reason to come to Kansas and hunt! Open night hunting and let the perments sell!
Tired of our cattle getting killed
Especially coyotes are becoming more and more brave, luring our dogs out way from the building site at night, which is the only time I am ever home to hunt them. I NEED lights to protect our livestock from these animals and keep my dogs safe.
Ability to hunt at night will allow for better predator control!!
Not only is it very difficult to hunt them at night without light, it's also very dangerous.
Night vision for predator hunting
Hopefully this becomes legal
I am a serious deer hunter and would love to be able to night hunt coyotes at night with lights or thermal scopes instead of under snow and moonlight conditions where targets may not be clearly identified....
Population of yotes is way up, pets and livestock are at risk.
Night vision and artificial light should be allowed.
I think predator night hunting rules should change
We need the change for predator hunting
Be one of the best thing to happen! Need to thin out coyotes they are taking over!
Yes this needs to happen! Coyote populations seem to have grown recently and need to be taken care of properly.
We need night hunting to allow us to better control the predictor problem we have in Kansas.
i think this would be great! need less coyotes around!
I agree.
The allowed use of artificial light and night optics could potentially save me large sums of money each year by easily allowing me so see and dispatch predators that kill and eat my chickens ducks and other small animals that I keep and have lost dubious amounts of over the last few years.
Let's keep them under control save other wildlife and livestock
There are to many coyote to not legalize this..
This is a must if we’re going to be a sportsman state. Kansas is known for the abundance of big whitetail, however, over the years the coyotes have depleted the population. Kansas will lose revenue if this matter isn’t resolved in reasonable time. Let’s give people more reason to come to Kansas and hunt! Open night hunting and let the perments sell!