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<blockquote data-quote="BBQBluesMan" data-source="post: 251773" data-attributes="member: 1007"><p>This “Hunters Access Database” is confusing, is destined for failure and actually benefits the lazy slob “hunters”. If a landowner does not enter their land in the database and designate all or portions of it in one of the three categories, it will automatically be green on the database – open to hunters. So instead of people getting off their ass and putting on the miles finding these hidden gems, they can fire up an app which will show them exactly where to go hunt. How convenient!!</p><p> </p><p>Soon after landowners experience problems with too many people coming to their land because it was on a database that EVERYONE can see and come hunt on, they will put their land in red. No hunting and don’t ask! The red category does not require contact information. </p><p> </p><p>How many landowners are going to be willing to put their contact information for the “yellow” category – posted – but can hunt with permission? The answer is not that many because why on earth would a landowner want to broadcast their contact info for the world to see? Eventually this hunters “access” database will be a sea of red.</p><p> </p><p>Not only is this database destined for failure, but the older generation will be left in the dust. My dad for example, bless his heart, cannot run a smartphone. He can make calls and kind of text, but that is it. There are many retired folks who are in the same boat. Should you have to use a smartphone and an app to go hunting? NO! Not only that, but cell service is so damn spotty in Nodak.</p><p> </p><p>I agree with Coyote Hunter, if you enjoy freelance hunting in North Dakota, contact the House and let them know your thoughts. IMPORTANT- be courteous and respectful in your comments. I have seen some truly disturbing comments from both sides of this bill online from internet keyboard warriors. Think before you speak (type)!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BBQBluesMan, post: 251773, member: 1007"] This “Hunters Access Database” is confusing, is destined for failure and actually benefits the lazy slob “hunters”. If a landowner does not enter their land in the database and designate all or portions of it in one of the three categories, it will automatically be green on the database – open to hunters. So instead of people getting off their ass and putting on the miles finding these hidden gems, they can fire up an app which will show them exactly where to go hunt. How convenient!! Soon after landowners experience problems with too many people coming to their land because it was on a database that EVERYONE can see and come hunt on, they will put their land in red. No hunting and don’t ask! The red category does not require contact information. How many landowners are going to be willing to put their contact information for the “yellow” category – posted – but can hunt with permission? The answer is not that many because why on earth would a landowner want to broadcast their contact info for the world to see? Eventually this hunters “access” database will be a sea of red. Not only is this database destined for failure, but the older generation will be left in the dust. My dad for example, bless his heart, cannot run a smartphone. He can make calls and kind of text, but that is it. There are many retired folks who are in the same boat. Should you have to use a smartphone and an app to go hunting? NO! Not only that, but cell service is so damn spotty in Nodak. I agree with Coyote Hunter, if you enjoy freelance hunting in North Dakota, contact the House and let them know your thoughts. IMPORTANT- be courteous and respectful in your comments. I have seen some truly disturbing comments from both sides of this bill online from internet keyboard warriors. Think before you speak (type)!! [/QUOTE]
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