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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 313318" data-attributes="member: 4743">All land posted will probably benefit me but i vote no.&nbsp; I feel it is being push by some for their own personal agenda and that is to keep the rest of us from hunting.&nbsp; For me, land owners never seem to get enough and keep pushing for more so all it does is further the wedge between me and them.&nbsp; And i have a list a mile long as to the bull crap land owners put out there as to why they are special.&nbsp; Take the time to post if that is what you want.I only bow hunt whitetail.&nbsp; Rifle, if ever i get a tag again for mule deer.&nbsp;But i do not need much land to bow hunt and i am able to bow hunt on others land simply by asking.&nbsp; At the present time i have 6 different active food plots that are spread over 30 miles.&nbsp; Have a new one this year that is 70 miles, away.&nbsp; I also have a few other places i could work on but taking care of 6 is enough.&nbsp; Expense and time consuming but it is what i enjoy.&nbsp; And i live for the pictures and shed hunting.I have found that a visit to landowners i will usually get permission so if all land is posted chances are i will be the only one there and be just like a land owner. (the 6 plots i have cover very little land and it does piss me off when they put their stand within arrow range of mine)So i will overcome all land posted by asking permission and all land posted will benefit me at other hunters expense.&nbsp; But that works for me and may not for all.&nbsp; I vote no. God bless the farmer for the food i eat and the cow/calf man for my steaks and your welcome for the monies i spend on your steaks. db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 313318, member: 4743"] All land posted will probably benefit me but i vote no. I feel it is being push by some for their own personal agenda and that is to keep the rest of us from hunting. For me, land owners never seem to get enough and keep pushing for more so all it does is further the wedge between me and them. And i have a list a mile long as to the bull crap land owners put out there as to why they are special. Take the time to post if that is what you want. I only bow hunt whitetail. Rifle, if ever i get a tag again for mule deer. But i do not need much land to bow hunt and i am able to bow hunt on others land simply by asking. At the present time i have 6 different active food plots that are spread over 30 miles. Have a new one this year that is 70 miles, away. I also have a few other places i could work on but taking care of 6 is enough. Expense and time consuming but it is what i enjoy. And i live for the pictures and shed hunting. I have found that a visit to landowners i will usually get permission so if all land is posted chances are i will be the only one there and be just like a land owner. (the 6 plots i have cover very little land and it does piss me off when they put their stand within arrow range of mine) So i will overcome all land posted by asking permission and all land posted will benefit me at other hunters expense. But that works for me and may not for all. I vote no. God bless the farmer for the food i eat and the cow/calf man for my steaks and your welcome for the monies i spend on your steaks. db [/QUOTE]

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