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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dirty" data-source="post: 251974" data-attributes="member: 6535">Well, it got so far off track that I started wishing they would have just stuck with a statewide no trespass bill with no database or app.I guess it is back to that now, and I'm thinking maybe their sneaky little plan worked!I'm truly glad they kicked the database piece out of the equation if indeed that's what is true. That would have made things more inconvenient for landowners and the people who wanted to seek permission to use that land, plus would have wasted a lot of time, resources, and money.I still hope this doesn't pass this time around, but I personally prefer the cut and dry no trespass bill over the poorly-conceived database debacle as the lesser of two evils. With all land considered posted without the need for signs, it certainly does make it more difficult to track down landowners in many cases. It also is an added burden to those landowners who didn't want to post their land. HOWEVER, if this passes try to remember that most hunters and other outdoors enthusiasts and most landowners get along fine with each other in this state. Most of them understand the give and take needed from each other and appreciate what each brings to the livelihood of the other and to their shared communities.There are a few a-holes and folks who care for no one but themselves on both sides of the fence, which undoubtedly led us down this path in the first place. That doesn't mean it is the end of all things good in ND - unless we individually allow that to be the case I guess.</blockquote>

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