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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdinny" data-source="post: 241445" data-attributes="member: 875">Fritz has a solid point.for the record I own no land other than the 2.5 acres my house sits on.I don't think I would want this bill to pass but in my honest opinion its not if its "when" bashing name calling, pointing fingers from either side isn't helping. man calling landowers selfish, arrogant, anti hunting??? yeah good luck getting on land man! wow I just dropped $300 on landowers gifts and 3/4 of the ones I archery and or goose hunt on either called me back and texted me telling me it wasn't needed your always welcome to hunt. I replied to both saying hey if you need help working cattle, driving shit around the farm let me know ( none of them will take me up on it) but the one even said I will drive you around next summer i have some better land for you to bowhunt the guy that use to hunt it moved away and its all yours. point is yeah I see the publics side I really do and if this trepass bill happens there will be push back which there should be. if landowers want private property rights that's fine but don't expect the public to give up "their" land anymore ie road hunting, grazing rights, etc. but to bash landowerns not the right way to go about iton the flip side landowenrs need to realize the more people you alienate to hunting and fishing the more people move to the city, the more people that move to the city the less that care about ag related bills, tipics, funding etc, I.E democratic and liberal based opinions. both sides need to realize we need each other or were eventually both gonna fail......</blockquote>

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