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<blockquote data-quote="deleted user" data-source="post: 386923" data-attributes="member: 1778">If you listen to a certain AM 550 radio host, this is exactly the type of thing him and his bureau of farmers are pushing for here. And every year they get closer.Step 1: Insist until you are blue in the face that you are pro-hunting and pro-2A for street credStep 2: Limit land access through official ways (e-posting, legislation) and non-official ways (incite property rights hysteria, ND lockout)Step 3: Discredit G&amp;F at every chance, blame them for everything on radio and social media and eventually people begin to believe it. Frustrated hunters buy in and start doing their bidding.Step 4: With enough support from landowners, hunters, and now legislators, pass bills that do exactly this. Landowners now control access to land and tags; essentially owning the game as well. But only those with X many thousand acres. As they should right? It’s their land and livelihood. It’s only a hobby to you. You thought the good old days of access, habitat, and game populations were gone now, you haven’t seen anything. What habitat and game is left will be sold to the highest bidder.“It’s a big club, and YOU ain’t in it”- George Carlin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted user, post: 386923, member: 1778"] If you listen to a certain AM 550 radio host, this is exactly the type of thing him and his bureau of farmers are pushing for here. And every year they get closer. Step 1: Insist until you are blue in the face that you are pro-hunting and pro-2A for street cred Step 2: Limit land access through official ways (e-posting, legislation) and non-official ways (incite property rights hysteria, ND lockout) Step 3: Discredit G&F at every chance, blame them for everything on radio and social media and eventually people begin to believe it. Frustrated hunters buy in and start doing their bidding. Step 4: With enough support from landowners, hunters, and now legislators, pass bills that do exactly this. Landowners now control access to land and tags; essentially owning the game as well. But only those with X many thousand acres. As they should right? It’s their land and livelihood. It’s only a hobby to you. You thought the good old days of access, habitat, and game populations were gone now, you haven’t seen anything. What habitat and game is left will be sold to the highest bidder. “It’s a big club, and YOU ain’t in it”- George Carlin [/QUOTE]

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