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<blockquote data-quote="Dirty" data-source="post: 335289" data-attributes="member: 6535">I try to feel out what they might appreciate through conversation. I’ve found one of the most appreciated “thank yous” is a bag of vacuum sealed walleye. I’ve noticed that most busy farmers and ranchers that I know don’t get a lot of fishing in. I also glance around the room for whatever the most common bottle or can is. I don’t always give it to them after the hunt either…a lot of times I will swing by in the dead of winter to say hi and thanks and drop off a little something; just letting them know I didn’t forget about their generosity.I send Christmas cards also to those who I’ve forged a stronger friendship with along the way…usually a card with my kids or dog holding something that was shot on their land with a background they are familiar with. I think a lot of landowners take pride in other people creating a memory on what they have built over time.I won’t ever be one to pay fees for land access, but I do what feels appropriate to show my appreciation, and that isn’t specifically just for hunting permission.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dirty, post: 335289, member: 6535"] I try to feel out what they might appreciate through conversation. I’ve found one of the most appreciated “thank yous” is a bag of vacuum sealed walleye. I’ve noticed that most busy farmers and ranchers that I know don’t get a lot of fishing in. I also glance around the room for whatever the most common bottle or can is. I don’t always give it to them after the hunt either…a lot of times I will swing by in the dead of winter to say hi and thanks and drop off a little something; just letting them know I didn’t forget about their generosity. I send Christmas cards also to those who I’ve forged a stronger friendship with along the way…usually a card with my kids or dog holding something that was shot on their land with a background they are familiar with. I think a lot of landowners take pride in other people creating a memory on what they have built over time. I won’t ever be one to pay fees for land access, but I do what feels appropriate to show my appreciation, and that isn’t specifically just for hunting permission. [/QUOTE]

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