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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Petras" data-source="post: 248967" data-attributes="member: 216">The way I see it is this:  We can either work with them on this and improve relations with landowners, or we can continue to bitch and moan about how nothing needs to change because it's perfect the way it is for US while relationships with landowner deteriorate and land continues to be locked up because more and more landowners despise sportsmen for thinking they have a right to enter onto their land....  There has to be some give and take and willingness to work with each other.... Personally I feel that we need landowners a hell of a lot more than landowners need us when it comes to enjoying the outdoors and the great hunting opportunities that our state has to offer.The simple fact that the sponsors of this bill, who were being pushed by the Stockmans association, chose to go from the absolute no trespass bill that initially came out to what was just passed is a huge step back on their part.  They took it from Gung-ho balls out extreme legislation, to something that actually, in my eyes will be helpful to sportsmen in ND.  Hell, if they are able to make this thing work (which I honestly don't think will be that hard to do), I won't need to purchase a $30 onX maps subscription for the state of ND every year....  I personally would gladly put part of that $30 onX subscription that I no longer need to buy towards helping to pay for the database...  But that's just me.  This is going to be my last post on this because I'm sick of hashing this shit out.  I have better shit to do with my time than argue with people on the internet.</blockquote>

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