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<blockquote data-quote="wct12" data-source="post: 450039" data-attributes="member: 8117">Also.. on the bashing on landowners (whether it’s ND Lockout or just land owner opposition to this bill) doesn’t do the sportsmen much good. Every year the wedge keeps getting hammered farther down in the relationship between private land owners and sportsmen, with the department not doing much to help, while we as sportsmen’s should be advocating and trying to mend that relationship (2 way street I know). ND lockout as well as lot of people from the southwest corner of the state and “west river” (myself included) were in favor of 2315 and that’s where that slogan/page came from (I have no idea who owns it/runs it) so that shows those landowners thoughts on private property access. E posting came out of that as a compromise to try and make both sides of that bill happy.. more Antelope tags for sportsmen doesn’t do them much good if access gets even more restricted and public lands get even more crowded because of it. Just my opinion as someone who hopes to draw an antelope tag someday and have somewhere to chase it, including private land access.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wct12, post: 450039, member: 8117"] Also.. on the bashing on landowners (whether it’s ND Lockout or just land owner opposition to this bill) doesn’t do the sportsmen much good. Every year the wedge keeps getting hammered farther down in the relationship between private land owners and sportsmen, with the department not doing much to help, while we as sportsmen’s should be advocating and trying to mend that relationship (2 way street I know). ND lockout as well as lot of people from the southwest corner of the state and “west river” (myself included) were in favor of 2315 and that’s where that slogan/page came from (I have no idea who owns it/runs it) so that shows those landowners thoughts on private property access. E posting came out of that as a compromise to try and make both sides of that bill happy.. more Antelope tags for sportsmen doesn’t do them much good if access gets even more restricted and public lands get even more crowded because of it. Just my opinion as someone who hopes to draw an antelope tag someday and have somewhere to chase it, including private land access. [/QUOTE]

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