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<blockquote data-quote="dank" data-source="post: 248269" data-attributes="member: 2945">&quot;Stupidity&quot;, &quot;biggest exaggerations&quot;, &quot;straight up lie&quot;...This is the language that get's thrown at me for throwing out a different idea. If you haven't noticed, I don't want 2315 as I think it is a junk bill. I want legislation that is clear and doesn't cost the state a bunch of money.I don't think people want to admit just how poorly the CURRENT system is working. Plenty of landowners are pissed because they have to post their land every year. Sportsmen are frustrated because that CRP they used to shoot sharpies in is now a soybean field with metal no trespassing signs in every corner. I think the internet and social media has made either of those claims nearly irrefutable. It really stinks that getting access to some private land is more difficult than you'd like. Not to go all Nostradamus on you, but it isn't going to get easier and the question becomes, what are you going to do about it? Is what you are doing and fighting for at this moment the key to protecting the hunting heritage in our state?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dank, post: 248269, member: 2945"] "Stupidity", "biggest exaggerations", "straight up lie"... This is the language that get's thrown at me for throwing out a different idea. If you haven't noticed, I don't want 2315 as I think it is a junk bill. I want legislation that is clear and doesn't cost the state a bunch of money. I don't think people want to admit just how poorly the CURRENT system is working. Plenty of landowners are pissed because they have to post their land every year. Sportsmen are frustrated because that CRP they used to shoot sharpies in is now a soybean field with metal no trespassing signs in every corner. I think the internet and social media has made either of those claims nearly irrefutable. It really stinks that getting access to some private land is more difficult than you'd like. Not to go all Nostradamus on you, but it isn't going to get easier and the question becomes, what are you going to do about it? Is what you are doing and fighting for at this moment the key to protecting the hunting heritage in our state? [/QUOTE]

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