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<blockquote data-quote="pluckem" data-source="post: 258466" data-attributes="member: 843">I think this sums it up well. I agree, unfortunately, I don't see this going away and the attempt to weaken public interest in recreation wont ever stop because recreation is in direct competition with there motives and business. Take a look at land parcels for sale and the value wildlife habitat adds to the sale price.&nbsp; It pushes the price up to the point you cant pencil out a business case for ag purposes only. A quarter of land that is 100% in production will have a sale price correlating to the ag market and will likely be purchased by someone looking to keep it in ag production. A quarter of land that is in 50% crops/ 50% wildlife habitat will be marketed more for its wildlife habitat than its ag production. Especially with how the crop markets have been recently. The sales ad will have trail cam pictures, hunting pictures, drone footage of the habitat and then some little tidbit at the end related to the projected cash rent one could receive on the tillable acres.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pluckem, post: 258466, member: 843"] I think this sums it up well. I agree, unfortunately, I don't see this going away and the attempt to weaken public interest in recreation wont ever stop because recreation is in direct competition with there motives and business. Take a look at land parcels for sale and the value wildlife habitat adds to the sale price. It pushes the price up to the point you cant pencil out a business case for ag purposes only. A quarter of land that is 100% in production will have a sale price correlating to the ag market and will likely be purchased by someone looking to keep it in ag production. A quarter of land that is in 50% crops/ 50% wildlife habitat will be marketed more for its wildlife habitat than its ag production. Especially with how the crop markets have been recently. The sales ad will have trail cam pictures, hunting pictures, drone footage of the habitat and then some little tidbit at the end related to the projected cash rent one could receive on the tillable acres. [/QUOTE]

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