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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Migrator Man" data-source="post: 346513" data-attributes="member: 2369">I sure hope that stays as easy as it is now for you. I live in WY and good luck finding private ground without paying $$$$$! All of the mom and pop ranches have been slowly eaten up by the big ones owned by millionaires who charge $5k to shoot a cow elk and $10k to shoot a bull. I’m not just talking big game. Waterfowl is just as bad, you are not getting on a field unless you are the leaser. Bright spot out here is there is a ton of public land, some is over run with hunters and small animals, but there are diamonds in the rough if you are lucky enough to find them!- - - Updated - - -Maybe people wouldn’t have to think that way if hunters had morepublic land to hunt! Too bad there willnever be anymore public land than there is now in ND. Honestly it is a shame how the state is held hostage to the Anti hunting Farm Bureau and their cronies…….. the BLM out here just bought a couple huge pristine ranches that will now be open tothe public for ALL of us to use! Going to be an exciting fall to find some new deer and antelope spots! Sportsmen overwhelmingly applauded the purchase, you won’t see that ever happen in ND!- - - Updated - - -I don’t think these people who do that on public land are to blame as that land is open to all of us. It is the hunting on private land that is getting monetized and reducing access in the name of the almighty dollar. The rich realize they can own their own and wham, they scoopit all up and kick off all the people who have asked permission for years. People are not buying land anymore to make money off the land, they are overpaying pricing the average joe and farmer from doing the same where as they need it to make financial sense. It is really a shame what this country will become……</blockquote>

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