outerstaters
12-02-2008, 04:07 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: DFW
Posts: 1,195
RE: outerstaters
ORIGINAL: Redneckdeerslayer96
who hates the outerstate turkeuy hunters i mean therre everywhere here in mo and they hunt everywhere htey swamp us here i mean its okay if the come to hunt with people wwholive down here but just to come
who hates the outerstate turkeuy hunters i mean therre everywhere here in mo and they hunt everywhere htey swamp us here i mean its okay if the come to hunt with people wwholive down here but just to come
12-03-2008, 12:57 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Kansas
Posts: 451
RE: outerstaters
i have noticed that 95% of the rednecks where i came from have the same kind of views. they believe that everyone should hunt in their own state. well most of them havn't been cultured enough to know better. what is supposed to happen to the people who don't have hardly any turkey populations in their state? it is well know that mo. has more turkeys than they know what to do with.
think about it this way mr. redneck, what happens if one day you want to hunt elk. you will have to leave your state to hunt elk, should the people of that state complain that you are in their state hunting. no. most of us live in the united states where we have the privlaged opportunities to leave our state and hunt game that we don't normally have where we are from.
think about it this way mr. redneck, what happens if one day you want to hunt elk. you will have to leave your state to hunt elk, should the people of that state complain that you are in their state hunting. no. most of us live in the united states where we have the privlaged opportunities to leave our state and hunt game that we don't normally have where we are from.
Just cuz I still havent gotten one of my own.
12-03-2008, 05:36 PM
#18
Super Moderator
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 7,437
RE: outerstaters
No one who has good sound hunting ehtics cares for any hunter who breaks the law we must all abide by. The laws are there to protect us and the game we choose to hunt.
And you are correct so I edited my previous post. - sorry
JW
And you are correct so I edited my previous post. - sorry
JW
12-03-2008, 06:00 PM
#20
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Iowa USA
Posts: 173
RE: outerstaters
Out of state huntersprovide a great economic benefit to the states they hunt and they also help any state or town they stop through on the way to their hunt. I have met several out of staters that would be welcome to hunt with me anytime.
On the other hand private land isgetting harder to come by which upsets the local hunters (in my area anyway) because of out of state landowners, and leases. Which has led to several local hunters relying on public land or quiting all together. Our area is not a strong economical area (before the current economic crisis) so many of these guys cant/couldn't afford to match the price a non-resident is paying per acre or for a lease. This has resulted in hard feelings towards non-residents from some of the locals.
We also have allot of hound runners around here, they don't run during gun season, but they have had several run-in's with out of state hunters adding to the hard feelings. Some of them don't understand you can't control or get a lead on your dog before it goes into a property it shouldn't.
As I stated at the begining of my post, I have met som great out of staters and I have really enjoyed meeting them, but I can see how some people get frustrated.
On the other hand private land isgetting harder to come by which upsets the local hunters (in my area anyway) because of out of state landowners, and leases. Which has led to several local hunters relying on public land or quiting all together. Our area is not a strong economical area (before the current economic crisis) so many of these guys cant/couldn't afford to match the price a non-resident is paying per acre or for a lease. This has resulted in hard feelings towards non-residents from some of the locals.
We also have allot of hound runners around here, they don't run during gun season, but they have had several run-in's with out of state hunters adding to the hard feelings. Some of them don't understand you can't control or get a lead on your dog before it goes into a property it shouldn't.
As I stated at the begining of my post, I have met som great out of staters and I have really enjoyed meeting them, but I can see how some people get frustrated.