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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 229845" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>Don't worry about picking a fight, I prefer discussion and the term gramps makes me giggle anyway.&nbsp; I like to say that every grey hair I have stands for one stupid thing I've done in the past.&nbsp; Back to the topic.&nbsp; Sounds to me like too many hunters in your area are what you want to change.&nbsp; Nothing new there, and boils down to being selfish and wanting to restrict other hunters for your own benefit.&nbsp; Sounds like every other change to seasons, tags, and type of hunting thread on here.&nbsp; As far as my points being hypothetical, how is your assumption that restricting NR's for the first two weeks will improve your hunt not hypothetical??&nbsp; What I'm trying to do is find out what, if any, benefits or improvements to your hunt do you think will happen by changing the NR season dates?&nbsp; I see none.&nbsp; Furthermore, restricting access to other hunters only results in the restriction of your own hunting.&nbsp; You can't claim to be for public access on public lands for yourself and then put restrictions on access to public lands upon someone else.&nbsp; It's a bitch, I know.&nbsp; I'd like to have solo access to the entirety of ND public land, but then it wouldn't be public, would it?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 229845, member: 314"] Don't worry about picking a fight, I prefer discussion and the term gramps makes me giggle anyway. I like to say that every grey hair I have stands for one stupid thing I've done in the past. Back to the topic. Sounds to me like too many hunters in your area are what you want to change. Nothing new there, and boils down to being selfish and wanting to restrict other hunters for your own benefit. Sounds like every other change to seasons, tags, and type of hunting thread on here. As far as my points being hypothetical, how is your assumption that restricting NR's for the first two weeks will improve your hunt not hypothetical?? What I'm trying to do is find out what, if any, benefits or improvements to your hunt do you think will happen by changing the NR season dates? I see none. Furthermore, restricting access to other hunters only results in the restriction of your own hunting. You can't claim to be for public access on public lands for yourself and then put restrictions on access to public lands upon someone else. It's a bitch, I know. I'd like to have solo access to the entirety of ND public land, but then it wouldn't be public, would it? [/QUOTE]

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