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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Migrator Man" data-source="post: 248204" data-attributes="member: 2369">The app could work perfectly if the only goal was to reduce the burden of posting land. To sell it as a way to prevent most unintentional trespassing is a stretch. Yes it would be easier for landowners but supplying metal signs or allowing paint to represent posting would also make it easier on landowners.You still have not convinced me how putting your land as yellow has any benefit to a landowner. It has a ton of benefit to hunters but openly supplying your number is not something many are willing to do. Yes some put their phone number on their signs but I can’t think of many signs I have seen with that , maybe 5% if that much. Putting their number on a sign in the country is nothing like posting it on a widely accessible online database. I say leave them all red and allow landowners to have the option of putting down a number. Isolating them out as yellow will only concentrate focus on those few peoples and the overwhelming amount of calls will drive these people to post it red. There is a reason landowners don’t put their numbers on their signs even if they are willing to let people hunt after gaining permission- - - Updated - - -If the app isn’t perfect we will still have issues out there just like the system now isn’t perfect. Why go through building this database if we are still going to have issues. I bet we could use the money to have the game and fish post for every landowners and it still may be cheaper than this app. There is a lot that needs to be studied before we say this app is a solution.</blockquote>

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