Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 289715" data-attributes="member: 4743">All land posted would benefit me maybe as it would open more land up to me that in theory no one else is to hunt on.  Have no problem in asking and have found the vast bulk of landowners will let me on.  But only bow hunt so it takes a lot of work, time and expense besides just getting permission to hunt on the land in order to bow hunt successfully over a period of time. However i vote no to all land posted and plan to vote no for one of those guys pushing this agenda this year.  The sign does not stop a lot of people so not sure how a law will stop them. In order to keep them off my spots I need to have other spots available for them to hunt legally.  dbSon and I have been hunting for the last maybe 15 years on this one person's land plus have other land with plots.  As far as I know we where the only ones hunting on it or allow on it.  Posted. Put a fair amount of time and expense into developing this spot not only for us but for him to as he did sit in our stand also. Part of our job was to keep other hunters off the land as he wanted it but had a hard time telling them no. Today he told us to move on.  It appears someone else offer him a better deal than just being a friend or at least I thought we were and I am sure we still are.  Thank him for the time he allow us, the great pictures we have and the numerous sheds we have found. Over that time my son shot his first deer with the bow at a young age and this past year my granddaughter shot her first deer with the bow on this land.  That was about the extend of the harvest over that time.It was good and now to move on.  Not sure if this has anything to do with trespassing but all part of the memories.  Nice to own the land and not depend on someone giving one permission.  db</blockquote>

Verification: What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA