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<blockquote data-quote="Uncle Jimbo" data-source="post: 251776" data-attributes="member: 3880">I visited with one rancher I know well. He said his family most likely won't participate in the database but will instead continue to use metal and paper POSTED signs the way they always have. He didn't understand the big push for this legislation but heard it was due to DAPL. I had a good conversation with him but I doubt he cares enough one way or the other to talk to his legislator about the issue.&nbsp; How will landowner/sportsmen relations be once thousands of people see a prime parcel of deer hunting land marked as &quot;open&quot; on the database only to find it's marked &quot;posted&quot; with physical signs in the legally required locations? I predict trespassing violations will increase with the implementation of the database and ultimately the database will be scrapped. This bill has disaster written all over it! For all the outcry from sportsmen when this bill was introduced to the Senate it sure is quiet now. I sure hope sportsmen are still engaged in the issue and voicing their opinion to the legislators.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Uncle Jimbo, post: 251776, member: 3880"] I visited with one rancher I know well. He said his family most likely won't participate in the database but will instead continue to use metal and paper POSTED signs the way they always have. He didn't understand the big push for this legislation but heard it was due to DAPL. I had a good conversation with him but I doubt he cares enough one way or the other to talk to his legislator about the issue. How will landowner/sportsmen relations be once thousands of people see a prime parcel of deer hunting land marked as "open" on the database only to find it's marked "posted" with physical signs in the legally required locations? I predict trespassing violations will increase with the implementation of the database and ultimately the database will be scrapped. This bill has disaster written all over it! For all the outcry from sportsmen when this bill was introduced to the Senate it sure is quiet now. I sure hope sportsmen are still engaged in the issue and voicing their opinion to the legislators. [/QUOTE]

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