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<blockquote data-quote="deleted user" data-source="post: 258477" data-attributes="member: 1778">I also think non-profits purchasing land should be brought to the table, so long as anything owned buy a non-profit allows public access. Along with this, get rid of the no-net-gain rule pertaining to the amount of public land in ND. This would be met with a huge push back from the big ag groups however. There was a parcel of land sold directly to the Game and Fish near Lawton ND a few years back, and some people’s reactions were off the charts mad. Read a short summary of it here <a href="https://www.devilslakejournal.com/article/20120717/NEWS/307179915" target="_blank">https://www.devilslakejournal.com/article/20120717/NEWS/307179915</a>. Funny how they are so quick to throw out the word “entitled”, yet some will throw a tantrum over what someone else decides to do with their own land, or that they weren’t given the opportunity to buy it instead. One of the complaints was the non-farmed land would affect farmland due to increase in wildlife. Well, you could always allow hunters to help you out with that. Win-win.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted user, post: 258477, member: 1778"] I also think non-profits purchasing land should be brought to the table, so long as anything owned buy a non-profit allows public access. Along with this, get rid of the no-net-gain rule pertaining to the amount of public land in ND. This would be met with a huge push back from the big ag groups however. There was a parcel of land sold directly to the Game and Fish near Lawton ND a few years back, and some people’s reactions were off the charts mad. Read a short summary of it here [URL]https://www.devilslakejournal.com/article/20120717/NEWS/307179915[/URL]. Funny how they are so quick to throw out the word “entitled”, yet some will throw a tantrum over what someone else decides to do with their own land, or that they weren’t given the opportunity to buy it instead. One of the complaints was the non-farmed land would affect farmland due to increase in wildlife. Well, you could always allow hunters to help you out with that. Win-win. [/QUOTE]

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