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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 432218" data-attributes="member: 704">Unfortunately I have seen it all on both sides.&nbsp; One day south of Pipestem dam headquarters a van with Minnesota plates was parked on the road between a no hunting zone and private posted land.&nbsp; I thought maybe they missed the signs so I stopped simply to inform him that his five friends headed our way were in a no hunting zone. He said they were just photographing.&nbsp; Sure enough they all had cameras, but they were marching abreast 50 yards apart.&nbsp; I asked him if he thought game wardens were retarded enough to believe it.On the other hand I have witnessed (not hunting with me) a person told he can't retrieve on private land when the deer was dead and visible from the road.&nbsp; The landowner told the hunter it was a Game and Fish regulation and that under trespass law he had called the Sheriff and had people prosecuted before.&nbsp; I listened for a couple minutes put the pickup in gear and drove away from that crap show.My hunting partner one year scouted for a couple weeks ahead of time.&nbsp; He pulled into an approach opening day and watched from sunrise to about 11:58 am when the landowner pulled up and drove a post with a posted sign only inches from his front bumper smiling all the whileNo one group has a monopoly on aholes.&nbsp; Unfortunately one bad hunter ticks of multiple landowners, and one bad landowner ticks off many hunters.&nbsp; And off we march more divided and both with less support each year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 432218, member: 704"] Unfortunately I have seen it all on both sides. One day south of Pipestem dam headquarters a van with Minnesota plates was parked on the road between a no hunting zone and private posted land. I thought maybe they missed the signs so I stopped simply to inform him that his five friends headed our way were in a no hunting zone. He said they were just photographing. Sure enough they all had cameras, but they were marching abreast 50 yards apart. I asked him if he thought game wardens were retarded enough to believe it. On the other hand I have witnessed (not hunting with me) a person told he can't retrieve on private land when the deer was dead and visible from the road. The landowner told the hunter it was a Game and Fish regulation and that under trespass law he had called the Sheriff and had people prosecuted before. I listened for a couple minutes put the pickup in gear and drove away from that crap show. My hunting partner one year scouted for a couple weeks ahead of time. He pulled into an approach opening day and watched from sunrise to about 11:58 am when the landowner pulled up and drove a post with a posted sign only inches from his front bumper smiling all the while No one group has a monopoly on aholes. Unfortunately one bad hunter ticks of multiple landowners, and one bad landowner ticks off many hunters. And off we march more divided and both with less support each year. [/QUOTE]

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