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Originally Posted by goofy
I am not saying to give up on asking just saying that allot depends on how and when you ask.
I am more likely to listen to you if you ask "what can I do to be able to hunt on your land" instead of "can I hunt on your land".
Mike
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Mike, you said a lot. I know what you said is true. There are ranchers and farmers who would love to have the deer and the elk thinned, but not at the risk of having their property neglected. Going up in the spring and making a game plan to help them repair fences and shot up water tanks goes a long way. One of the biggest ranchers I know has to set "Dummy" water tanks out so the road hunters will shoot those as opposed to the real tanks that he has hidden behind berms. It's always a game for him and I feel his pain especially when he finds his cattle shot.