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<blockquote data-quote="MarbleEyez" data-source="post: 95765" data-attributes="member: 1292">They should of threw the book at this guy IMO. Nothing irritates me more than out of state people thinking that they are &quot;entitled&quot; to something. And the same goes for &quot;In-State&quot; people. I've dealt with jack-holes from MN, Fargo, Bismarck, locally in my own town. I don't care if you are from MN, WI, SD, ND or Mar's. There is a lot of people who do &quot;Fee Hunting&quot;, but that's just part of it. There's farmers in the SW part of the state that strictly put in food plots for pheasants and sign an agreement with an outfitting company. When you get paid on a $25/Bird basis why wouldn't you? The people who complain about the fee hunting are the people from out of the area who fell &quot;Entitled&quot; to everything. The same people that just hop in the car and drive down and then are pissed because the land they hunted 3 years ago is now posted. It's called doing your homework, and most important, building relationships with people in the area. Everyone has this sense of &quot;entitlement&quot; and it's ridiculous. You build relationships with people and you will have all the land you want to hunt on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarbleEyez, post: 95765, member: 1292"] They should of threw the book at this guy IMO. Nothing irritates me more than out of state people thinking that they are "entitled" to something. And the same goes for "In-State" people. I've dealt with jack-holes from MN, Fargo, Bismarck, locally in my own town. I don't care if you are from MN, WI, SD, ND or Mar's. There is a lot of people who do "Fee Hunting", but that's just part of it. There's farmers in the SW part of the state that strictly put in food plots for pheasants and sign an agreement with an outfitting company. When you get paid on a $25/Bird basis why wouldn't you? The people who complain about the fee hunting are the people from out of the area who fell "Entitled" to everything. The same people that just hop in the car and drive down and then are pissed because the land they hunted 3 years ago is now posted. It's called doing your homework, and most important, building relationships with people in the area. Everyone has this sense of "entitlement" and it's ridiculous. You build relationships with people and you will have all the land you want to hunt on. [/QUOTE]

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