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Message: <blockquote data-quote="deleted user" data-source="post: 365238" data-attributes="member: 1778">John Arman are you still lurking around here? I was hoping you could clarify something from your FB page; I don't have an account. You own quite a bit of land. Are you saying it'll just take some money from hunters, the gov, and some tags and you will grant access? Seems greedy. Just say sorry but no and move on if you want to save hunting for yourself. And as far "WE" can't be biting the hand that feeds? Lets say a guy is told to pay to enter or straight up no and he complains. He's already locked out, what is he going to be told no twice now? You made your case on the baiting bill that you were all about kids and less fortunate having access to hunt. I fail to see how this helps your cause. Ask a local in the mountain states, beach towns, or even the Deadwood area how they feel about AirBnB or VRBO. The short term renters are raising property values and tax and driving old homeowners out. You don't think the same will happen with this project? And landowners acting like they are above the peasant class will not garner much sympathy once they start getting priced out. It is a two way street. Also, we need to make it clear you do not speak for all landowners. This is not meant as disrespect, but you are a bit out of touch with the average landowner. Your sole source of income is not from your land. Most farmers don't care about the number of animals or the size of their antlers, and if they do they'd like to see fewer. Just so you know, I have land. The signs say ask before you enter and walking only. If nobody is there or planning to be there the next couple of days I usually say yes. I don't need tags or handouts, however I'll share a beer or two. [ATTACH=full]57178[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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