Originally Posted by
country1
It is statements like these that give a lot of landowners negative views of hunters in general. A lot of hunters who do not own land whine and complain about the landowners when they do not give them hunting access, but I see a lot of cases where landowners are mocked, ridiculed, called crazy and talked down - even on this forum. The last time I pointed this out, a poster commented that the person was just relaying a funny story.
Buy some land. After dealing with trespassers, litter bugs, trash dumpers and vandals it is likely you will have a much different attitude and show proper respect for landowners in general. This landowner being older we should automatically show him some respect. What happened to respecting your elders? Continue with your improper attitudes and see what that gets you with the landowners and locals. All it will due is harm the already fragile relationship between landowners and hunters. That should make PETA and the anti-gunners really happy.
i was not saying that to be negative twoars land owners at all, my family owns 300 acers and it gets trespassed on all the time, we actually have trail came pictures of people going around our gates and it really makes me mad, they better hope we dont catch them in there in person but anyway im just saying , you dont no how far people would be willing to go to keep you out of some places
i never ment my statement to be negative twoards any land owners sense i am a land owner my self