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<blockquote data-quote="WalleyeBrittany" data-source="post: 195171" data-attributes="member: 5752">Here is food for thought, since we all know party hunting is going on and G&amp;F probably does also, and they seem to look the other way or seems to be a hard thing to manage. My thought was if you wanted to party hunt everyone in the party has to place their names on the same application together and be present together at all times! Then you won’t get mom’s, daughter, grandpa’s in homes and other so and so names be used for tags. These party hunters would all be associated to the same tags and all their names would be listed on all of the tags together. All for one and no one for all, as everyone in the group hunts to fill those tags. G&amp;F would then give out fines knowing these people are hunting together and if one person is missing there is your fine. I believe this is similar to how Minnesota or other states do this. I think this would end all problems, because I think most people that do game drives for deer are hunting to help each other out and not just over harvest deer. Especially if people are hunting large areas of land. Also, the people that hunt alone should like this problem as the game drivers are pushing the deer of their properties.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WalleyeBrittany, post: 195171, member: 5752"] [COLOR=#333333]Here is food for thought, since we all know party hunting is going on and G&F probably does also, and they seem to look the other way or seems to be a hard thing to manage. My thought was if you wanted to party hunt everyone in the party has to place their names on the same application together and be present together at all times! Then you won’t get mom’s, daughter, grandpa’s in homes and other so and so names be used for tags. These party hunters would all be associated to the same tags and all their names would be listed on all of the tags together. All for one and no one for all, as everyone in the group hunts to fill those tags. G&F would then give out fines knowing these people are hunting together and if one person is missing there is your fine. I believe this is similar to how Minnesota or other states do this. I think this would end all problems, because I think most people that do game drives for deer are hunting to help each other out and not just over harvest deer. Especially if people are hunting large areas of land. Also, the people that hunt alone should like this problem as the game drivers are pushing the deer of their properties.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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