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<blockquote data-quote="3Roosters" data-source="post: 60915" data-attributes="member: 1351">I find it easier to receive permission to hunt Roosters on posted land after deer gun season. Also..when asking farmer..its a good idea to say you brought a rifle as well in case I see any yotes. THAT opens the conversation up usually. What they say..&quot;if you want coyotes..have at it&quot;.Also..ask them...&quot;if we happen to harvest some pheasants...would you and the Mrs's want a couple if we cleaned them for you? &quot; Amazing what some good manners could open up....for many many future hunts. If they dont' care for some birds, I have made it a point to pick up a gift certificate at the local watering hole/restaurant and thank them for letting me hunt. Then..on occasion if I know I will be in the area at ANY Time through out the next year, I will pull out a pack of my stash of frozen perch/walleyes and stop by their farm and give to them..just thanking again. MOST LOVE THIS as MOST don't have a chance to eat fish very often. &nbsp;Something to keep in mind folks. BE NICE...as I am quite sure many are sick of the jerks and just want to be sociable and have hunters respect them and their land.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="3Roosters, post: 60915, member: 1351"] I find it easier to receive permission to hunt Roosters on posted land after deer gun season. Also..when asking farmer..its a good idea to say you brought a rifle as well in case I see any yotes. THAT opens the conversation up usually. What they say.."if you want coyotes..have at it". Also..ask them..."if we happen to harvest some pheasants...would you and the Mrs's want a couple if we cleaned them for you? " Amazing what some good manners could open up....for many many future hunts. If they dont' care for some birds, I have made it a point to pick up a gift certificate at the local watering hole/restaurant and thank them for letting me hunt. Then..on occasion if I know I will be in the area at ANY Time through out the next year, I will pull out a pack of my stash of frozen perch/walleyes and stop by their farm and give to them..just thanking again. MOST LOVE THIS as MOST don't have a chance to eat fish very often. Something to keep in mind folks. BE NICE...as I am quite sure many are sick of the jerks and just want to be sociable and have hunters respect them and their land. [/QUOTE]

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