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<blockquote data-quote="FightingSioux" data-source="post: 385272" data-attributes="member: 1333">If you don’t think land selling for way above what you can make off the land and not breaking even is not a huge problem then I got something to sell you…….! The more land that gets sold for way over the actual value will just make land ownership even more out of reach for the common man. Land ownership by exclusively the rich is what spurred the migration to the US and from the eastern US to the homesteaders moving west. The rich owning all the land will not end well for the US and we must all be concerned of the long term implications. This is more than just about hunting access.This isn’t just a problem in ND. Land all over the west is selling for ridiculous prices. If you think pasture land in ND is not productive can you imagine paying 5-10k for the sage brush land where grass barely grows? The much millionaires don’t care how much it costs or how much money the land will make. Access that was once open to the public for decades is being closed off to allow for the guides and their clients who are paying over 5 grand to shoot a deer or elk. Hunting cannot become a rich man sport otherwise the sport will die……</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FightingSioux, post: 385272, member: 1333"] If you don’t think land selling for way above what you can make off the land and not breaking even is not a huge problem then I got something to sell you…….! The more land that gets sold for way over the actual value will just make land ownership even more out of reach for the common man. Land ownership by exclusively the rich is what spurred the migration to the US and from the eastern US to the homesteaders moving west. The rich owning all the land will not end well for the US and we must all be concerned of the long term implications. This is more than just about hunting access. This isn’t just a problem in ND. Land all over the west is selling for ridiculous prices. If you think pasture land in ND is not productive can you imagine paying 5-10k for the sage brush land where grass barely grows? The much millionaires don’t care how much it costs or how much money the land will make. Access that was once open to the public for decades is being closed off to allow for the guides and their clients who are paying over 5 grand to shoot a deer or elk. Hunting cannot become a rich man sport otherwise the sport will die…… [/QUOTE]

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