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Message: <blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 318907" data-attributes="member: 4743">Just talked to Jason, a game warden in Jamestown (320-2750), who takes care of the elk in the mountains.Stated there last count had 300 elk up there but he did say there are probably about 5-600.  My cowboys up there had no idea how to count it appears.Canada will not work with them on this and i knew this as i have visited with Canada on this issue.  The only thing they have done is taken black bear from the dump grounds in Winneapeg and transported them to the mountains two years ago.But the biggest thing he stated that the land owners they have talk to do not want any more tags given out and they are concern to upset said landowners.Bull crab.  And i know a few land owners up there that would say bull crap to that to.  All one needs to do is ask and show respect to the owners.  It will go a long way.I grew up on a farm, my two brothers farm and i understand not wanting people from Fargo walking on my land.  But as landowners who chops every tree down so your auto steer works while you watch whatever on your computer: you can all kiss my ass when you push your personal agenda that only benefits you along with the fact a landowner can get multiple elk tags while the rest of us tax payers may get one if any.  Then you ask me to supply you with hay and fences and ect cause only you feed the deer.  How much do you want?And God bless the rancher for the calves he brings into this world for the steaks i eat.  I love you and do appreciate every one of you.But there are more than just you walking the face of this earth and Jason do not let them control you and not look out for the good of the Elk. We are all in this.So i was told to shut up by some on here and i guess i can do that but there will be no elk at my food plot in future. I will take care of it within legal means.  I have made my statements.So i have had a minute to think about what i just wrote and i will leave it as such and the crab i may get and will be spending the rest of the day walking in the brush looking for sheds.  And retirement life is good.  db</blockquote>

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