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<blockquote data-quote="deleted user" data-source="post: 465316" data-attributes="member: 1778">We all own 2.6 million acres in ND. And nobody owns the pronghorn. Landowners get to hunt them at least every other year, I get maybe 3 in my life. And these dang city folk are are entitled ones creating this divide huh. “It just proves our point about people living in the city who have no clue about what it’s like to own property, keep it afloat, and do what we do out here. And then all of a sudden, we can’t even access our own land for our own hunting. It’s just—you can’t do that,” said Pederson.If this “proves his point”, I guess shows how he already felt about you hunters in the countryside. And I’ll tell you there’s no such thing as “city folk” in North Dakota save for a few in Fargo I guess. Everybody knows or is related to a farmer or rancher. His land was already posted and now it’ll stay that way so I guess he played his card. Moving on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted user, post: 465316, member: 1778"] We all own 2.6 million acres in ND. And nobody owns the pronghorn. Landowners get to hunt them at least every other year, I get maybe 3 in my life. And these dang city folk are are entitled ones creating this divide huh. [B]“It just proves our point about people living in the city who have no clue about what it’s like to own property, keep it afloat, and do what we do out here. And then all of a sudden, we can’t even access our own land for our own hunting. It’s just—you can’t do that,” said Pederson.[/B] If this “proves his point”, I guess shows how he already felt about you hunters in the countryside. And I’ll tell you there’s no such thing as “city folk” in North Dakota save for a few in Fargo I guess. Everybody knows or is related to a farmer or rancher. His land was already posted and now it’ll stay that way so I guess he played his card. Moving on. [/QUOTE]

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