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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 201727" data-attributes="member: 704">and you need to stop kissing ass.&nbsp; SDMF organizations like APP can not charge to hunt or they are no longer non profit.&nbsp; I doubt they will change their policy of open to hunting real fast.&nbsp; I fear they may some day.&nbsp; However, if your not local or whip out your wallet (now, but more so in the future) you not getting on private.&nbsp; They advertise free hog hunting in Texas, but then when you get there it isn't as it sounds.&nbsp; You don't have to pay for a hog that you shoot on private ground, but there is a $200 a day per gun trespass fee, and that was the cheapest I seen.&nbsp; That day is not far off for the rest of the nation.&nbsp; Once they taste a little money it's all over.&nbsp; Try getting on around Devils Lake for goose hunting.&nbsp; I can because relatives own thousands of acres very close to the lake, but the poor average joe hasn't got a chance.&nbsp; I suppose there are a rare few, but they are rare.&nbsp; They will tell you charging to hunt is capitalism, but out of their other face they will say they should not have to compete with conservation organizations.&nbsp; There are rules for landowners, then there are rules for everyone else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 201727, member: 704"] and you need to stop kissing ass. SDMF organizations like APP can not charge to hunt or they are no longer non profit. I doubt they will change their policy of open to hunting real fast. I fear they may some day. However, if your not local or whip out your wallet (now, but more so in the future) you not getting on private. They advertise free hog hunting in Texas, but then when you get there it isn't as it sounds. You don't have to pay for a hog that you shoot on private ground, but there is a $200 a day per gun trespass fee, and that was the cheapest I seen. That day is not far off for the rest of the nation. Once they taste a little money it's all over. Try getting on around Devils Lake for goose hunting. I can because relatives own thousands of acres very close to the lake, but the poor average joe hasn't got a chance. I suppose there are a rare few, but they are rare. They will tell you charging to hunt is capitalism, but out of their other face they will say they should not have to compete with conservation organizations. There are rules for landowners, then there are rules for everyone else. [/QUOTE]

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