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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 323341" data-attributes="member: 1485">Look, I'm not happy about this either. But alls I'm saying is that it's NOT the worst thing that could have happened. We were getting a trespass law. You can stick your fingers in your ears and shut your eyes and sing &quot;la la la&quot; all you want. But it was coming, regardless. Stockman's and other Ag groups made it clear this issue wasn't dead the last time we got it off the table. So they regrouped and came up with Plan B. Is it perfect? Not at all. But it could have been worse. A LOT worse. If you believe in slippery slopes, well maybe we're all sliding toward inevitability of everything being posted unless otherwise noted open to the public. However, we're not there yet. Either sportsmen will show landowners and legislatures that we can handle this new law, or they'll find out through obvious flaws that it's a horseshit law and they have no functional way of feasibly policing or implementing it on a state-wide scale. I'm not changing anything for the fall. I'll still do what I always have done. I guess time will tell if this was the tipping point toward &quot;the end of hunting as we know it&quot; or merely another speedbump.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 323341, member: 1485"] Look, I'm not happy about this either. But alls I'm saying is that it's NOT the worst thing that could have happened. We were getting a trespass law. You can stick your fingers in your ears and shut your eyes and sing "la la la" all you want. But it was coming, regardless. Stockman's and other Ag groups made it clear this issue wasn't dead the last time we got it off the table. So they regrouped and came up with Plan B. Is it perfect? Not at all. But it could have been worse. A LOT worse. If you believe in slippery slopes, well maybe we're all sliding toward inevitability of everything being posted unless otherwise noted open to the public. However, we're not there yet. Either sportsmen will show landowners and legislatures that we can handle this new law, or they'll find out through obvious flaws that it's a horseshit law and they have no functional way of feasibly policing or implementing it on a state-wide scale. I'm not changing anything for the fall. I'll still do what I always have done. I guess time will tell if this was the tipping point toward "the end of hunting as we know it" or merely another speedbump. [/QUOTE]

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