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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 51409" data-attributes="member: 728">again don't mean to complain because I feel I am very fortunate to have been born and raised in ND and know enough people getting on land usually isn't too hard for us but it has become a damn joke at the amount of NR's that are here now. I've heard the numbers haven't changed much in the last few years but my god does it feel like it has. I feel they are hunting more during the week than they did 10 years ago so maybe that is why the liscence numbers are similar yet pressure is higher??? I have an uncle who farms only 5 quarters who had hail last year. had one field the ducks and geese wouldn't leave. he saved it for us to hunt but in one afternoon he was asked 7 times to hunt by different NR groups. he had guys in his farm looking for permission everyday for 2 weeks even when we were there hunting. and this isn't even in a very high profile area of the state! a lot of landowners I know are getting pretty tired of being hounded from aug-dec. GNF are you listening????? this is a good way to slash access to everyone and promote leasing so that landowners don't get bothered so damn much.couldn't agree with you more USMCDI. Ive said that for years now. they need to cap the NR liscense at 15000-20000 and double the cost of the license. they will still make the same revenue they had before and it will curb pressure. they will never do this though because our Legislature and GNF cares only about money and sales. they listen to the tourism bureau and chambers more than the actual sportsman. gotta keep those MN guys happy ya know, meanwhile the liberals to the east keep voting against coal so we end up losing jobs and paying more for everything. . . . . time to grow a spine GNF and do whats right. I'm glad SD had the balls to listen to there own sportsman.</blockquote>

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