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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 246581" data-attributes="member: 367">FWIW&nbsp; the way the law stands now that loophole I'm talking about only needs one sign down for that land to be not legally posted. &nbsp;It'll be interesting to see what these changes are and what the final draft will be.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'll fish for some answers from Terry at NDGF and I am sure he will give us all a little more wood to grip.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The technology is there electronically ,&nbsp; I'm an uneducated hillbilly and even I can look at land VIA satellite image and within a couple of clicks find out everything there is to know about that land.&nbsp; &nbsp; EXCEPT&nbsp; who rents it and who controls the hunting rights. That I have a feeling is where we will see changes ,&nbsp;&nbsp; Also for those without technology the information can be added into the free plots books for all to see so I don't buy the lack of ownership/control knowledge until I see it.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I think printed satellite images along with the regular township sections would be a good thing.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sell the things for 5 bucks if that's what it takes, Then people will take better care of them and not have 3 or 4 floating around the vehicle till they finally show up at a gas station garbage can.&nbsp;&nbsp; Anyway I'll post what NDGF has to offer ,&nbsp;&nbsp; I believe they are neutral as I think I was stated earlier and that's the way they have rolled for years.&nbsp; That was hard for me to grasp at first but it makes sense now.- - - Updated - - -I've lived close to the rez long enough to see damn near every trick in the book.&nbsp; &nbsp; They like this side of the mountain where it's not poached out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 246581, member: 367"] FWIW the way the law stands now that loophole I'm talking about only needs one sign down for that land to be not legally posted. It'll be interesting to see what these changes are and what the final draft will be. I'll fish for some answers from Terry at NDGF and I am sure he will give us all a little more wood to grip. The technology is there electronically , I'm an uneducated hillbilly and even I can look at land VIA satellite image and within a couple of clicks find out everything there is to know about that land. EXCEPT who rents it and who controls the hunting rights. That I have a feeling is where we will see changes , Also for those without technology the information can be added into the free plots books for all to see so I don't buy the lack of ownership/control knowledge until I see it. I think printed satellite images along with the regular township sections would be a good thing. Sell the things for 5 bucks if that's what it takes, Then people will take better care of them and not have 3 or 4 floating around the vehicle till they finally show up at a gas station garbage can. Anyway I'll post what NDGF has to offer , I believe they are neutral as I think I was stated earlier and that's the way they have rolled for years. That was hard for me to grasp at first but it makes sense now. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I've lived close to the rez long enough to see damn near every trick in the book. They like this side of the mountain where it's not poached out. [/QUOTE]

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