ORIGINAL: bawanajim
I find it ironic that the youth of today think that the gooberman is the place to look when you don't agree on how things are going.You chose to live in an area that has plenty of high paying jobs but you tell the people that live there that they can not cash in on this progression.If these land vales are going up at the rates you express it seems a no brainer buy some land sit on it for 10 years and then reap the profits.
There is no differance it what you want the gooberman to do for you ( provide a place to hunt & fish )than inner city housing for the poor.Neither is in the constitution & neither will work.
There seems to bemore people that want to buy these homes than people that want to save the trees.You might want to move to an area where this trend is reversed.
ahh-hahh...... the proverbial snowball... you move to escape, yet are in essence ,creating the same problem that you're escaping...by increasing the population of your new home...and that's how it starts..1 at a time.
I own land in the 26th fastest growing county in the nation.Berkeley Co. WVa.... 200K will get you under 10 acres..NO HOME... and I WILL sell my land for the best $$, when time comes..'cuz it's making the best of a bad situation..I can't stop the growth, but I CAN reap the harvest of the influx of slickers. I'm gonna make 'em PAY thru the nose, and they will. But this is beter than playing the stckmarket.. they ain't makin' no more land......
you wanna talk wildlife sanctuary... can't happen. inevitably, you'll be overpopulated by game as exsisting lands disappear..it's happening here,now. you cannot create a managerie & stock pile game...commedable effort, but it won't work due to the stress on the ground. it takes a LOT of land to support any sizable population of animals. 150 Ac is a fair pc, but won't support much, if all your neighbors lands' turn to houses on all sides.
.....come take a look for yourself,Bro......