Elkhunter0626
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Such a shame when public land cannot be accessed by the public that pays for it.
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There’s this place called Jackson…The one interesting thing I learned from that article is that there are Democrats in Wyoming!
You didn't know Buzz lives there?The one interesting thing I learned from that article is that there are Democrats in Wyoming!
Here’s my hope:Release the dogs...
Guy Eastman ain't gonna be Corner Jumping | General Hunting
Still Too Early To Know If Dismissal Of Wyoming ‘Corner-Crossing’ Lawsuit A Victory For Public Land Access Some Wyomingites with a stake in the outcome of the Elk Mountain “corner-crossing” lawsuit are lukewarm to its outcome in the hunters’ favor, saying the issue is still likely to drag on in...www.monstermuleys.info
Still Too Early To Know If Dismissal Of Wyoming ‘Corner-Crossing’…
Some Wyomingites with a stake in the outcome of the Elk Mountain “corner-crossing” lawsuit are lukewarm to its outcome in the hunters’ favor, saying the…cowboystatedaily.com
In the big picture, who GAF about the Eastmans anyway?Guy is trying to stay relevant. Dan Pickar is the new face of Eastmans and the most respected of the bunch.
I was a bitch 20 years ago.In the big picture, who GAF about the Eastmans anyway?
No matter what your work is, what you do for fun (or what forums you visit!) - there always seems to be a relentless self promoter. Blow hard? Eastmans always seemed to be (since the 90s).In the big picture, who GAF about the Eastmans anyway?
That buck in the "Quakers" with the nice "Tangs"?I guess we won’t have to worry about him shooting that buck bedded in the quakers on the checkerboard BLM then
While I agree with sone of this Ranching families in the past dealt with respectful hunters who left placed better than they found. New generation of hunters are not this way. I can list many many reasons why I don’t let “hunters” on my property alone.Here’s my hope:
Sportsman band together and corner cross all the billionaire turned major landowners land across the west; the same people have created conditions that very few multi-generation RANCH families have been able to continue.
I hope this DOES devalue their property; maybe keeping property taxes and inheritance taxes more in-line with the agricultural productive value of the land.
These ranching families historically were very friendly towards hunters and hunting and most allowed some access.
I’d like to see our community respect them and their wishes, and save all corner crossing for lands owned by outside money.
Thanks for generalizing. I'll remember that each time I come across a 40-60 year old beer can or five that was left there before I was born.New generation of hunters are not this way. I can list many many reasons why I don’t let “hunters” on my property alone.
You don’t know him? He’s the son of a man that became “the voice of a generation for western hunters.”Who is Guy Eastman? Is he one of those new fangled “influencers”?
So I think that makes him "old-fangled."You don’t know him? He’s the son of a man that became “the voice of a generation for western hunters.”
You want some un-generalizationThanks for generalizing. I'll remember that each time I come across a 40-60 year old beer can or five that was left there before I was born.
You want some un-generalization
Driving ATV/SXS off main trails. Especially creek beds
Leaving shit all over, and I mean the real shit, not burying it
leaving trash all over
leaving more than just a carcass behind. Like whole quarters because they only want the mount
not cleaning up a fire pit or camp area
cutting fences
leaving gates open
leaving brass and targets around from target shooting '"sighting-in"
Trespassing over border lines
I can keep going.
Were not talking public land. My thread was about private land and why its an issue with people who want to use it but don't respect it.