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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 346506" data-attributes="member: 217">Unfortunately the old timers that allowed anyone to hunt on thier land, no questions ask are going to pass away soon next decade or so more land will be posted either by electronic or traditional posting of signs. The younger generations don't even live in areas of the land they own and many rent this land out to other farmers who don't allow hunting on any of thier land. I own land that is wooded and so the example of owning an acre of land analogy is just assine excuse to think that just because it's not posted means you shouldn't be able to hunt it is the mentality of the younger generation that i am referring to so just post it and stfu. The old timers knew that wildlife management was and is a necessity of North Dakota livelihood, Take the elk herds of the Pembina gorge as an example of that very agreement where you have thousands of acres of public land available to hunt but the ones who are in charge of elk herd management don't care about farmers concerns of habitat and crop destruction. I had an example of such a case as wildlife management disasters of states on the east coast where deer herds have grown out of proportion moving into urban areas cuasing damage to private property on that one acre parcel. Mark my words the deer population in north dakota will keep on breeding cuasing havoc for people of North Dakota just as they have in other states by the way of crops and property damage. Who do you think will get the blame for these outcomes sure as shit won't be the sportsman who at one time had an agreement with the old timers to help maintain a healthy herd management of that landowners deer population. If you want to get license to hunt squirrels or rabbits in my 2.5 acres of wooded land go for it just don't damage my property. JMTC- - - Updated - - -I have a great idea those who post all thier land shouldn't be able to get a gratis tag and should have to pay more in property taxes since my taxes are helping to maintain the roads that some continually over load thier semis with last years record grain prices to the market where some get free hand outs by government subsidies by ways of my taxes. ::::;:stirthepot- - - Updated - - -Hopefully states like Minnesota will lower thier out of state fees to help us poor folk who don't have the luxury to pay to play on private property. Also just remember when people like Bill gates and his investors gobble up private property here in North Dakota making it even worse by stripping away the anti corporate farming act of the 30's making farming a business like any other business that is taxed don't come whining to the sportsman/tax paying voting citizens of your state who have decided to vote away the very loop hole that gave you those special tax exemptions poof go away of yesteryear forcing more young farmers to go under don't blame the sportsman who had at one time had your support and best interests at heart. So I will afford to go to other states like Montana south Dakota or even Minnesota who have lowered thier out of state fees and those communities who welcome my money becuase they were smart enough to think ahead a kept private companies from buying up public wildlife management land. I'm not your enemy landowners your enemies are other selfish entitled landowners who don't care about maintaining the long time agreement between those who hunt for tradition to help maintain a healthy wildlife.</blockquote>

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