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<blockquote data-quote="Nmariner" data-source="post: 180925" data-attributes="member: 5148">Im sure there are a lot of landowners that already allow access to a few hunters and or family and dont want it over pressured.&nbsp; Also there are some very disrespectful hunters.&nbsp; My uncle owns a quarter of land North of Bismarck that me and a few other guys hunt.&nbsp; Also let a few guys we know in a year with doe tags(depending how the deer population looks in the area).&nbsp; I keep it posted for him and have to replace torn down posted signs a few times a season.&nbsp; Really frustrating showing up to hunt and signs are laying on the ground with tire tracks going through the land.&nbsp; We have had trail cameras stolen several times as well. Sucks that a few bad apples ruin it for everyone.&nbsp; If you want to get on private land I would definitely follow sportsmans advice and knock on doors and visit with land owners face to face.&nbsp; Make sure you go several weeks before season to ask and show them that you're a friendly guy and you should find a place or two to hunt.- - - Updated - - -Also just a heads up the population took a pretty good hit this winter.&nbsp; I found 7 dead deer on my uncles 1/4 alone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nmariner, post: 180925, member: 5148"] Im sure there are a lot of landowners that already allow access to a few hunters and or family and dont want it over pressured. Also there are some very disrespectful hunters. My uncle owns a quarter of land North of Bismarck that me and a few other guys hunt. Also let a few guys we know in a year with doe tags(depending how the deer population looks in the area). I keep it posted for him and have to replace torn down posted signs a few times a season. Really frustrating showing up to hunt and signs are laying on the ground with tire tracks going through the land. We have had trail cameras stolen several times as well. Sucks that a few bad apples ruin it for everyone. If you want to get on private land I would definitely follow sportsmans advice and knock on doors and visit with land owners face to face. Make sure you go several weeks before season to ask and show them that you're a friendly guy and you should find a place or two to hunt. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Also just a heads up the population took a pretty good hit this winter. I found 7 dead deer on my uncles 1/4 alone. [/QUOTE]

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