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<blockquote data-quote="MarbleEyez" data-source="post: 471288" data-attributes="member: 1292">Good luck with that one. If this happens, all of the &quot;Average Joe's&quot; will really have fun trying to get access to any type of private land. The NUMBER 1 problem with these low herd numbers is HABITAT!!! Everywhere you look there is tree rows getting tore out and old CRP getting disked up and ready to farm. The ONLY way to re-direct this drastic swing back to a more &quot;conservational&quot; way of thinking is by boosting another program like we had in the late 90's and early 2000's with the CRP program. Look at what the wildlife population was at that point in time. ND deer licenses given out in 2005 was 145,000.&nbsp; This all revolves around the price per acre given to the &quot;evil&quot; landowners. When the last contracts for CRP were up for renewal, the price per acre in our county was $22/ac. The average cash rent at that point in time was $60/ac. Of course any landowner who lives out of the area is going to rent their land out for 270% more return!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarbleEyez, post: 471288, member: 1292"] Good luck with that one. If this happens, all of the "Average Joe's" will really have fun trying to get access to any type of private land. The NUMBER 1 problem with these low herd numbers is HABITAT!!! Everywhere you look there is tree rows getting tore out and old CRP getting disked up and ready to farm. The ONLY way to re-direct this drastic swing back to a more "conservational" way of thinking is by boosting another program like we had in the late 90's and early 2000's with the CRP program. Look at what the wildlife population was at that point in time. ND deer licenses given out in 2005 was 145,000. This all revolves around the price per acre given to the "evil" landowners. When the last contracts for CRP were up for renewal, the price per acre in our county was $22/ac. The average cash rent at that point in time was $60/ac. Of course any landowner who lives out of the area is going to rent their land out for 270% more return! [/QUOTE]

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