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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ericb" data-source="post: 188695" data-attributes="member: 871">I'm not sure you meant any different but my thoughts from your post.From my experience land owners do feel the need to have a level of respect from hunters whether it is their land or not. They live in the area 364 days a year. We invade it a few weeks a year. We complain all the time about all the no non resident plates at the lake and so on. They have the same feeling when we start I invading their solitude whether it's their property, a neighbors property or public land. I've heard many on here take ownership of our favorite shore fishing spots and so on. They do the same with the land around them. I think the entitled attitude of its public land I have the right to be here harbors much of the animosity. Yes we have the right to legaly be there and rightfully so. Once one or two dickheads disrespect them they group us all together. Kind of like the Sconis and the blue platers. My best access to land actually stemmed from me hunting a section of plots and a adjecent land owner(started of kind of a dick) didn't want me to shoot any of the white tails on the land because there wernt that many and they were all fairly small. Maybe it's the salesman in me but finding out what someone's issue Really is can lead to much better relations.</blockquote>