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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 180189" data-attributes="member: 704">Absolutely.&nbsp; There is one alternative to the story.&nbsp; He could have started an outfitting business on the side.&nbsp; I have been hunting that area since 1978.&nbsp; One guy on Government Creek was good until he started an outfitting business.&nbsp; My ears are not that bad and I was having coffee with this one rancher and his neighbor called up and chewed on him for letting me hunt.&nbsp; His excuse was a man has to make a living.&nbsp; So I guess it was wrong of his neighbor to be a nice guy.&nbsp; The phone was loud enough I heard every word.&nbsp; Then north of Upper 30 road you will run into a certified nut job.&nbsp; On the other hand before gps we camped on what we thought was public land.&nbsp; My wife and I were in a camper.&nbsp; Someone knocked on the door and I said come in.&nbsp; No one came so I went out.&nbsp; He informed me I was on his land.&nbsp; I apologized and said I would move.&nbsp; He said no you guy run a really clean camp, good luck hunting and left.&nbsp; Once in a while you run into a gem.Edit: The way roads run odd directions and the mix of land gets a person mixed up on this particular section, but the rancher never posts it anyway.&nbsp; He still doesn't post that section.&nbsp; It had one of my favorite prairie dog towns for a while.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 180189, member: 704"] Absolutely. There is one alternative to the story. He could have started an outfitting business on the side. I have been hunting that area since 1978. One guy on Government Creek was good until he started an outfitting business. My ears are not that bad and I was having coffee with this one rancher and his neighbor called up and chewed on him for letting me hunt. His excuse was a man has to make a living. So I guess it was wrong of his neighbor to be a nice guy. The phone was loud enough I heard every word. Then north of Upper 30 road you will run into a certified nut job. On the other hand before gps we camped on what we thought was public land. My wife and I were in a camper. Someone knocked on the door and I said come in. No one came so I went out. He informed me I was on his land. I apologized and said I would move. He said no you guy run a really clean camp, good luck hunting and left. Once in a while you run into a gem. Edit: The way roads run odd directions and the mix of land gets a person mixed up on this particular section, but the rancher never posts it anyway. He still doesn't post that section. It had one of my favorite prairie dog towns for a while. [/QUOTE]

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