Robert Schmidt: Baiting animals is an affront to the sport of hunting

(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) A red-tailed hawk flies over mule deer as they graze on grass on a ridge line in City Creek Canyon in Salt Lake City on January 19, 2016.

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Robert Schmidt: Baiting animals is an affront to the sport of hunting

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