I haven't sat down and cordially wrote down anything yet, so if any of my questions seem gruff, please be sure to polish them on my behalf.
My primary question would be "Why is hog and coyote hunting limited to day time only in Alabama, when most of our neighbors allow hunting these animals at night?"
My secondary question would be "My understanding is that hogs are pests, and coyotes are potentially pests with rarely checked populations. What reasons are there for limiting the most effective huntings methods?"
My third question would be "Could there be any consideration given to allowing night hunting if bag limits were changed (say, 6 hogs or 2 coyotes per person per day) or hunters were required to take a special online course about hunting responsibly at night, or possibly calling their local GW in advance to let them know when and where they are hunting at night, possibly opening them up to surprise checking to ensure they are only targeting the allowable animals."