There's a lot of cwd in western SD and a lot of cwd in wisconsin. I know there are high fence operations in eastern SD. Also a lot of dead deer traveling from those positive areas to those negative areas. Impossible to say if it's prevalent and to what degree in the eastern Dakotas but kind of...
Nice! 2 out of 7 people with 21+ points drew last year so could happen for sure.
You considering paying for access or only public land? I'd bet most elk in that unit are taken on private. Where in South Dakota are ya?
I only drew one bull elk tag in SD and my hunt was over about 15 minutes...
Success rates in 27A are like 60% I believe and many of those people aren't serious elk hunters. Great tag but very hard to draw. Throw in an application, but until you draw I wouldn't spend too many calories thinking about it..
Some are but not all. Others are if certain requirements are kept, such as maintenance, testing etc. But others are for set terms and then able to be cancelled by either party after the term expires. Not all of these easements are for electric lines (roads, pipelines, etc)
Wife and I just returned home from Northern California after a few days of steelhead fishing for the first time. Did better than I hoped putting a handful of great fish in the net and had many more on the hook. Biggest 35” and 15#. Fishing about 20 miles upstream from the ocean so the fish were...
Okay maybe I don't understand the point you were trying to make. You said, "When you grant the power company an easement - its perpetual." But I work for an energy company and our easements are not all perpetual.
I generally lean conservative, as do many of my friends/family, including many of both in Montana. I don't know any of them that agree with the GOP on this.
I deal with right of ways / easements almost daily at work that are not in perpetuity. I disagree with this policy, but just noting that this argument may not be the best way to oppose it.
Same issue that we have with healthcare. So much money (forest service budget) goes to the symptoms (fighting of fires) and not enough to prevention (clear cutting, thinning, building materials, fire breaks, prescribed burns etc.)
That makes more sense. I don’t have a single trail cam within 3 miles of a road, open or closed and not within hundreds of yards of any developed trail.
could you share what you have in mind? The ones I have seen/used it seems quite unreasonable for a guy to safely set up and take down every...
I read that thread. It was largely asking about the effectiveness of using trail cams specifically for elk imo. Not about the general legality. Also doesnt have a poll that easily tracks general sentiment.
I apologize if that's the case. I looked through threads and I couldn't find any polls similar. Can you please link to the 'redumbdant' thread?
I haven't been here very long and I've already come across multiple occurrences of you being pretty negative... Haven't had a bunch of other people...
The title is just the title of the thread.
The poll says
'Trail cams should be allowed...'
and you select the option that completes the sentence that you agree with.
To answer the question of "how would they indicate they are supportive of trail cameras being allowed on all lands...