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<blockquote data-quote="Retired Educator" data-source="post: 125153" data-attributes="member: 3373">We can discuss caps on NR forever. We also talk about the need to introduce new hunters to our ranks to insure we can keep what we have. Doesn't seem likely to have both. It's also the fact that we are a more mobile society. Don't remember the year I first left the state to hunt but I was well past middle age, whatever that is. Now it's nothing for hunters to travel to more than one state a year to pursue the game desired. At age 50 I had traveled to maybe 1 or 2 different states or provinces to hunt or fish. Now, into my 60's the number is approaching 10. Times do change.Also agree with Nodakbuckeye above and landowner relations. Bigger rigs and parties don't always sit well with landowners unless the landowner thinks it's necessary to charge a fee for said privilege. Typically smaller parties seem to get along better. Perhaps it's because the landowner sees someone more like themselves and for sure the landowner sees less of a mess to their property. Less wheel tracks, less garbage even for those who clean up it's hard to get everything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retired Educator, post: 125153, member: 3373"] We can discuss caps on NR forever. We also talk about the need to introduce new hunters to our ranks to insure we can keep what we have. Doesn't seem likely to have both. It's also the fact that we are a more mobile society. Don't remember the year I first left the state to hunt but I was well past middle age, whatever that is. Now it's nothing for hunters to travel to more than one state a year to pursue the game desired. At age 50 I had traveled to maybe 1 or 2 different states or provinces to hunt or fish. Now, into my 60's the number is approaching 10. Times do change. Also agree with Nodakbuckeye above and landowner relations. Bigger rigs and parties don't always sit well with landowners unless the landowner thinks it's necessary to charge a fee for said privilege. Typically smaller parties seem to get along better. Perhaps it's because the landowner sees someone more like themselves and for sure the landowner sees less of a mess to their property. Less wheel tracks, less garbage even for those who clean up it's hard to get everything. [/QUOTE]

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