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Old 11-30-2004 | 08:47 PM
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llbts1
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Default RE: Getting permission to hunt

Todd, I would like to add to what you said so well. A couple of months before the season starts, head out to the area you would like to hunt and find the Farmers Coop, local feed store or farm supply.(the hangout where the farmers meet for coffee) Ask about farmers that would be willing to trade labor for hunting rights. Farmers are always looking for some good, reliable help and if its free, all the better. Even if your a green horn, you can still dig post holes or help feed cattle, cut brush, ect. ,And do some scouting at the same time. Now you will have to work, but this is also a test to see if you are a responsible sort or not. You also have a chance to build a relationship with the landowner and make a favorable impression. This hopefully turns into a long, advantageous relationship for both. Hope this helps, Larry
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