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<blockquote data-quote="savage270" data-source="post: 313335" data-attributes="member: 837">Very interesting topic and some good ideas mentioned already.&nbsp; Here are a few more to throw in the hopper:&nbsp;- Don't eliminate gratis tags, but if you get one you have to allow some public hunting on that land after opening weekend.&nbsp; I own land in Minnesota and that is how it works there and seems to work well.- Set up some sort of fund (extra license fee, general fund allocation, non-resident landowner tax, etc.) that the GF can use to get the leases on certain state school land parcels to develop for wildlife.&nbsp; While this wouldn't open up more land, it would greatly improve the habitat and wildlife numbers on public land that generally holds little game due to overgrazing, etc.- Increase the penalties SEVERELY for trespassing, littering, etc as well as for hunter harassment.&nbsp; This should help thin the assholes from both the hunter and landowner groups.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="savage270, post: 313335, member: 837"] Very interesting topic and some good ideas mentioned already. Here are a few more to throw in the hopper: - Don't eliminate gratis tags, but if you get one you have to allow some public hunting on that land after opening weekend. I own land in Minnesota and that is how it works there and seems to work well. - Set up some sort of fund (extra license fee, general fund allocation, non-resident landowner tax, etc.) that the GF can use to get the leases on certain state school land parcels to develop for wildlife. While this wouldn't open up more land, it would greatly improve the habitat and wildlife numbers on public land that generally holds little game due to overgrazing, etc. - Increase the penalties SEVERELY for trespassing, littering, etc as well as for hunter harassment. This should help thin the assholes from both the hunter and landowner groups. [/QUOTE]

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