Posted Land

[SerchforPerch]

Double the fees and half would come…revenue would stay the same.... this would help a lot with pressure and access issues. I pay out of my ass to hunt in other states…. They can here too. And before anyone of you cucks says “what about the kids from other states……” i don’t give a damn about kids from other states. I give a damn about kids from this state being pushed out of hunting or parents not introducing them to hunting because of the shit show it’s become with the access issues.

I don't really care to bring out kids from this state other than my own or my family's kids anymore. Used to be active in conservation club sponsored youth hunt events. Showing kids how/where to hunt was great. now those same kids and their buddies can drive - resulting in those areas becoming inundated with those kids and their buddies. Those same clubs should have a "Remember you Mentor" sponsored hunts, as a way to show appreciation. Essentially can't even bring my own kids to hunt those areas anymore..

 

[espringers]

posted or not. permission specifically granted or accessed simply because it's not posted. allan is right. landowners have some liability protection written into the NDCC. however, accept even $0.01 for that access and that protection goes away.

 

[riverview]

the eposting was pushed down our throats, couldn't get the trespass laws passed so they went with this. thanks farm bureau.

 

[Jm1986]

for all the people bitching about not having land to hunt on because they either don’t own any land or don’t wanna go to some farmers yard and actually talk to them, maybe they should just stop hunting. The land is not yours. Stop being an entitled asshole and get to hunt property that doesn’t even belong to you.

 

[701FishSlayer]

Just sack up and hunt where u wanna hunt. Who gives a f if it's posted. Drive them tree rows like a man.

 

[Allen]

Funny you ask- my thread on here looking for elk hunters got 0 results- but i have let 2 people shoot elk (330" bull and cow) this year with others still hunting. i haven't shot anything since 2019 yet lots deer, elk, and turkeys have been shot on mine. some landowners are dicks and some hunters are too. ruins it for everyone both ways.

side note- a lot of insurance companies want your land posted now for liability issues i have neighbors that don't hunt post theirs for that reason- if you call them they'd say hunt all you want but their not liable.

Oh yeah, and major kudos to you for allowing access to those lucky elk hunters! We average Joe hunters do really appreciate you and the many other landowners like you!