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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 257503" data-attributes="member: 367">I feel the frustration ,&nbsp; I have no idea what's even in the bill and I don't think anyone else does either at this point.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Like I say though , Some areas are prone to problems and some areas not.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I don't have an answer but I'd rather try to come up with a workable solution for areas with problems rather than argue if there is or isn't a problem .&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; So many rumors and crap flying around that it's nuts,&nbsp;&nbsp; Quite a few people on both sides claim to know the problem is or isn't but I'm not seeing many trying to hash out a solution.&nbsp;&nbsp; One thing we need here is more LEO's during deer season , Our county is huge and only one game warden .&nbsp; Or work it out so you can put trail cams to better use for law enforcement . All it would take is a few prosecutions and the fear factor will change things for the better but unless you do a citizen's arrest they will be gone before LEO gets out here.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; .&nbsp;&nbsp; A landowner can't be everywhere at once or stay home and babysit the place either.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I had never thought about calling sheriff for hunting violations but wish I would have known all along.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Troublemakers are sneaky buggers and they know how to get away .&nbsp;&nbsp; Just thinking out loud here, sometimes that's what it takes to find a solution.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; I get to Fargo area once in a while and like to drive around the backroads and watch the farmers/crops and surprised how few vehicles there are down there on the backroads.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Hard to imagine that when my area there's people driving the backroads constantly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 257503, member: 367"] I feel the frustration , I have no idea what's even in the bill and I don't think anyone else does either at this point. Like I say though , Some areas are prone to problems and some areas not. I don't have an answer but I'd rather try to come up with a workable solution for areas with problems rather than argue if there is or isn't a problem . So many rumors and crap flying around that it's nuts, Quite a few people on both sides claim to know the problem is or isn't but I'm not seeing many trying to hash out a solution. One thing we need here is more LEO's during deer season , Our county is huge and only one game warden . Or work it out so you can put trail cams to better use for law enforcement . All it would take is a few prosecutions and the fear factor will change things for the better but unless you do a citizen's arrest they will be gone before LEO gets out here. . A landowner can't be everywhere at once or stay home and babysit the place either. I had never thought about calling sheriff for hunting violations but wish I would have known all along. Troublemakers are sneaky buggers and they know how to get away . Just thinking out loud here, sometimes that's what it takes to find a solution. I get to Fargo area once in a while and like to drive around the backroads and watch the farmers/crops and surprised how few vehicles there are down there on the backroads. Hard to imagine that when my area there's people driving the backroads constantly. [/QUOTE]

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