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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 246682" data-attributes="member: 367">I respect your opinion KDM.&nbsp; Opinions are one that thing nobody can take away from a person.&nbsp; &nbsp; We don't all agree all the time and that's all good&nbsp; The world would be pretty black and white if we did.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I'm the first one to admit that I don't have all the answers but I listen to all sides and try to sift through information and misinformation and form my opinion from what I see as the most credible sources and what makes the most sense in my situation.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't know for sure if you are right or if Kyle Kirchmeier is right but I do know that I tend to trust the opinion of a Sheriff that has served 33 years as a law enforcement officer over your opinion.&nbsp;&nbsp; That is my opinion and like yours,&nbsp; Mine can't be taken away from me. It's bought and paid for.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Just stating the facts&nbsp; Nothing more-Nothing less. &nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier offered neutral testimony, saying existing law is not working. His county handled numerous trespassing cases during the Dakota Access Pipeline protest, and some cases hinged on whether no-trespassing signs were in place. If someone tore down a sign, there was no way to prove that a trespasser knew the land was posted, he said. Laws, he said in relation to a question from a committee member, serve as a deterrent and a mechanism to prosecute bad behavior.&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; I think rather than keeping on posting about other people's testimony I'll hold off until I can read the final draft and do some more reading&nbsp; in the meantime so I can form my own opinion .&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm not claiming to have answers but I do question the system now and what is going to be proposed is yet to be seen.&nbsp;&nbsp; Fact is,&nbsp; my opinion will have little or no bearing on the SB 2315&nbsp; It's just my opinion .&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; What I do think though is having a civil discussion on touchy issues like this can and will be more fruitful for both hunters and landowners in the long run no matter what happens with&nbsp; SB 2315 .&nbsp; &nbsp; I've saw some pretty ugly jabs over this bill and that my friend will deteriorate hunter landowner relations fast for everybody that reads them and It spreads like cancer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 246682, member: 367"] I respect your opinion KDM. Opinions are one that thing nobody can take away from a person. We don't all agree all the time and that's all good The world would be pretty black and white if we did. I'm the first one to admit that I don't have all the answers but I listen to all sides and try to sift through information and misinformation and form my opinion from what I see as the most credible sources and what makes the most sense in my situation. I don't know for sure if you are right or if Kyle Kirchmeier is right but I do know that I tend to trust the opinion of a Sheriff that has served 33 years as a law enforcement officer over your opinion. That is my opinion and like yours, Mine can't be taken away from me. It's bought and paid for. Just stating the facts Nothing more-Nothing less. "[COLOR=#111111][FONT=Helvetica]Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier offered neutral testimony, saying existing law is not working. His county handled numerous trespassing cases during the Dakota Access Pipeline protest, and some cases hinged on whether no-trespassing signs were in place. If someone tore down a sign, there was no way to prove that a trespasser knew the land was posted, he said. Laws, he said in relation to a question from a committee member, serve as a deterrent and a mechanism to prosecute bad behavior." [/FONT][/COLOR] I think rather than keeping on posting about other people's testimony I'll hold off until I can read the final draft and do some more reading in the meantime so I can form my own opinion . I'm not claiming to have answers but I do question the system now and what is going to be proposed is yet to be seen. Fact is, my opinion will have little or no bearing on the SB 2315 It's just my opinion . What I do think though is having a civil discussion on touchy issues like this can and will be more fruitful for both hunters and landowners in the long run no matter what happens with SB 2315 . I've saw some pretty ugly jabs over this bill and that my friend will deteriorate hunter landowner relations fast for everybody that reads them and It spreads like cancer. [/QUOTE]

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