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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 245345" data-attributes="member: 704">This is a portion of what I posted elsewhere. There are a lot of bad things in this legislative session. It's clear they place more value on the rich non residents than they do residents.&nbsp; Also the automatic posting bill is up again.&nbsp; I only see one winner there and that's the outfitters who charge to hunt.&nbsp; It's simply another move to bring back what is much like market hunting.&nbsp; It will kill things like coyote hunting where you drive for four hours to find tracks crossing in fresh snow, then the range of a coyote is so large he may be hitting four different landowners and three of those are in Arizona.&nbsp; I predict we will loose hunter numbers fast and the legislature will let in more nonresident hunters.&nbsp; I can see in the future more non resident than resident.&nbsp; The other bad thing is if this passes many hunters will blame landowners and farming will loose a majority of the&nbsp; support from hunters that they have had for years.Let me tell you something disturbing.&nbsp; A fellow who was banned from here would go on nodakangler and agitate and frustrate people to get them to post more extreme reactions. Then he admitted reading those to our legislature.&nbsp; In the end hunters and farmers are the two big loosers.&nbsp; Outfitters can sit on their fatter wallet and smile.Edit: They will pull this crap then tell me I am driving the wedge.&nbsp; All the while the further the wedge gets driven the more fat their wallet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 245345, member: 704"] This is a portion of what I posted elsewhere. There are a lot of bad things in this legislative session. It's clear they place more value on the rich non residents than they do residents. Also the automatic posting bill is up again. I only see one winner there and that's the outfitters who charge to hunt. It's simply another move to bring back what is much like market hunting. It will kill things like coyote hunting where you drive for four hours to find tracks crossing in fresh snow, then the range of a coyote is so large he may be hitting four different landowners and three of those are in Arizona. I predict we will loose hunter numbers fast and the legislature will let in more nonresident hunters. I can see in the future more non resident than resident. The other bad thing is if this passes many hunters will blame landowners and farming will loose a majority of the support from hunters that they have had for years. Let me tell you something disturbing. A fellow who was banned from here would go on nodakangler and agitate and frustrate people to [COLOR=#333333][FONT='inherit'] get them to post more extreme reactions. Then he admitted reading those to our legislature. [/FONT][/COLOR] In the end hunters and farmers are the two big loosers. Outfitters can sit on their fatter wallet and smile. Edit: They will pull this crap then tell me I am driving the wedge. All the while the further the wedge gets driven the more fat their wallet. [/QUOTE]

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