Okay here is the scenario: You have 100 acres of prime hunting ground. You've seen huge deer all year. The land you hunt is family land by marriage. Historically, two guys have been granted access to the land to hunt. They never perform any services for this right, they just call and show up. Usually during the rut and the most prime time of year. They come on, hunt three or four days and usually end up taking a great buck. I'm talking 140-150 class bucks. That's about it. No thank yous and see you next year. Now, I have moved onto the farm. I follow the deer all year long. Watching their movements, where they are feeding and bedding. I study them all year long to plan for a successful hunt and to take a true trophy. I am planning on performing some form of management, probably in the form of a food plot and some supplements. Anyhow, I am somewhat diturbed by the fact that someone has such a great privilege and no regard for management and appreciation for the right to hunt here.

Anyhow, if it was you, what would you think?

As always, thanks for your opinions.