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Think thats the whole problem with people that observe a situation going down and they don't want to get involved, don't want to be the whistle blower. Just say 'just saw this truck with xx plates, but didnt take the number". If we just sit around and witness shit go down , its never gonna help. We all need to step up and help the landowners we know and like to help when illegal stuff happens because they cannot be on their property 24/7.

I know the central and east side of the state get pounded during waterfowl season. That just gets to me reading that someone pulls down a posted sign off someone's land, thats just classless and shows no respect, don't care if its NR or resident doing it.

I like it when whomever puts name AND phone number on a posted sign, I respect all posted land but I respect the ones even more that put their phone number on the sign. I think legislation should mandate landowner put that info on all signs, even no trespassing signs.
I know some of you will disagree.

All it takes is one no good asshat hunter high on his horse to ruin it for EVERYONE.

If seeing posted signs and you have to go to the length to take them down, you have a personal problem and should take up a different hobby, because hunting isn't for you.

<blockquote data-quote="Mort" data-source="post: 228187" data-attributes="member: 361">Think thats the whole problem with people that observe a situation going down and they don't want to get involved, don't want to be the whistle blower. Just say 'just saw this truck with xx plates, but didnt take the number&quot;.&nbsp; If we just sit around and witness shit go down , its never gonna help.&nbsp; We all need to step up and help the landowners we know and like to help when illegal stuff happens because they cannot be on their property 24/7. I know the central and east side of the state get pounded during waterfowl season.&nbsp; That just gets to me reading that someone pulls down a posted sign off someone's land, thats just classless and shows no respect, don't care if its NR or resident doing it.I like it when whomever puts name AND phone number on a posted sign, I respect all posted land but I respect the ones even more that put their phone number on the sign. I think legislation should mandate landowner put that info on all signs, even no trespassing signs.I know some of you will disagree.All it takes is one no good asshat hunter high on his horse to ruin it for EVERYONE.If seeing posted signs and you have to go to the length to take them down, you have a personal problem and should take up a different hobby, because hunting isn't for you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mort, post: 228187, member: 361"] Think thats the whole problem with people that observe a situation going down and they don't want to get involved, don't want to be the whistle blower. Just say 'just saw this truck with xx plates, but didnt take the number". If we just sit around and witness shit go down , its never gonna help. We all need to step up and help the landowners we know and like to help when illegal stuff happens because they cannot be on their property 24/7. I know the central and east side of the state get pounded during waterfowl season. That just gets to me reading that someone pulls down a posted sign off someone's land, thats just classless and shows no respect, don't care if its NR or resident doing it. I like it when whomever puts name AND phone number on a posted sign, I respect all posted land but I respect the ones even more that put their phone number on the sign. I think legislation should mandate landowner put that info on all signs, even no trespassing signs. I know some of you will disagree. All it takes is one no good asshat hunter high on his horse to ruin it for EVERYONE. If seeing posted signs and you have to go to the length to take them down, you have a personal problem and should take up a different hobby, because hunting isn't for you. [/QUOTE]

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