Which state to Merriam turkey hunt?

[brian flatlander]

Uh, S.D. is being proactive and protecting the bird population. They also are listening to the concerns of resident hunters and acting accordingly, as they should. Save the whiny entitled sickening chit.

1.2 million acres of public land enough said

 

[Wild Bill]

1.2 million acres of public land enough said

What’s your point?

 

[brian flatlander]

What’s your point?

do the math

 

[Wild Bill]

do the math

I don’t have to. The people that make the decisions already have. It’s doesn’t take a mathmagician to understand that allowing an almost 2 month season with unlimited tags isn’t going to be sustainable long term.

 

[300xbm]

Residents of their beloved states have a right to be protective, no matter where that is. There are over 14 million hunters in the United States, the vast majority live East of the Mississippi. A large number of them want to go West and have the experience, problem is that influx is changing the experience.
If you are a non resident you should have no say in a States Game Laws and just go along with them. My Opinion.

 

[Potsie]

We're actually fresh out, they all walked over to Idaho.

I heard they all made a stop at ShowGirls as soon as they crossed the bridge. Haven’t made it any further into the state.

Also, we’re full. Da woofes ate all the elk too.

 

[3855WIN]

It's already happening. The place I hunt had a bunch of non residents the last couple years where there were almost none before. Everybody's gotta go on a turkey tour nowadays apparently.

Kind of what this forum is about, right?