All dog hunters trespass? Darn, i will have to pass that assessment along to my family in Louisiana that hunt on leased timber land that is literally miles away from any private ground. Ditto for folks I know in florida whose dog hunting clubs lease tens of thousands of acres of landm, then have to deal with trespass by other kinds of deer hunters. It is misinformed statements like "all dog hunters trespass" that that makes it difficult to take the comments of most anti-dog hunters seriously.

Sorry guys, but the simple fact is that non-dog hunters, in terms of both overall numbers and percentages, are likely responsible for far more instances of trespass, property damage, and slob hunting than dog hunters. And feel free to check with your local game wardens if you don't believe me.
When you can learn to live with that reality, you will be less inclined to make blanket, unfounded criticisms of other hunting styles.