ORIGINAL: xlilcntrygrlx
Thinking out loud...
It seems to be the way of the world has gome to leasing land to hunt on. As a property owner I can sure understand the benefits to this. It seems to be a general thought that fewer and fewer young people are getting into hunting. How is it that we can keep people interested in hunting when land to hunt is few and far between?
Now, I know there is public land, but I would not take my children to public land to hunt, at least not around here. Noteveryone can afford a lease.
We are fortunate to have some land and some that we have access to, but for others this is not the case.
Just some random thoughts.....
Twodilemas that more than likely are impossible to do anything about. A third that is a part of the public land situation you mention is the slob/inconsiderate hunter that makes trying to hunt PL a battle.