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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SS729" data-source="post: 229852" data-attributes="member: 6289"><p>I lived in ND for my first 28yr. then got married and found affordable housing in Minnesota a mile from the border and have live there for 24yr. I hunt and fish with family and friends from ND all the time and pay the out of state fees without complaint because I choose to live in MN. Am I a out of stater? Technically yes, but a get a chuckle especially out of some of these young guys when they see my BLUE PLATES and I hear "Go back to MN your stealing my resources". People like this are ruining the heritage of hunting for all the young people that are growing up today. Soon there will be no place to hunt for anybody unless you can buy your own land or pay your way on. I would like to see the fish n game in every state  somehow come up with a sliding fee scale all the way up till they are my age. I can afford the licenses and such but young guys can't for the most part. So the younger generation no matter where they come from can enjoy the outdoors the way I did and hook them for a lifetime. Look at what has happened to the deer rifle heritage in ND. I use to look forward every year to going with family and friend in ND. Now that is impossible and after a few years of not getting the tag  it isn't important anymore and they find something else to do as say golf. We have now lost that generation and their children. Keep trying to change things to benefit yourself is not the solution.  I have a 17yr old boy that just loves to hunt and fish. I have tried to encourage this as much as possible. I am scared that the future for him in the outdoor world will be short lived if things keep changing the way they have with all the fees and posted land.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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