I'm about a half dozen pages behind because a bunch of us were out for the last few days planting food plots and working to improve/maintain our hunting spots.


The reality is that we have precious little sympathy for the type of hunter (like YOU Maverick1) who whines incessantly while waiting for someone else to "solve" his percieved problems. There is plenty of good hunting for those that are willing to expend just a little bit of effort. By effort, I mean that it could be working hard to buy your own land as Jim has done but having good hunting does not require buying a big chunk of your own land. It could be as simple as gaining access by putting in time for your landowner. It could mean going the extra mile like DougE does to really learn about public ground he can hunt. It could mean spending a few bucks or a few hours to get access to good hunting ground. Obviously all of the above are something you are unwilling to do.