Ditto.
@ beardking : Once you manage to get that first landowner permission and prove you aren't an idiot around cattle and equipment, you'll get a few more invites to other properties.
Part of my understanding with a new landowner when I start hunting their place is that they know I will be alone when I come out. As a landowner/cattleman myself, I can vouch for how irksome it would be to grant one guy permission, and the next thing you know you have a hunting party on your property.
Unfortunately, this prevents me from taking others out. Occasionally I'll hunt a family friend's place, and will take my F-I-L...but he's been friends with the landowner for decades longer than I have.
We are getting close to rooting season...might see a little break once acorns fall, but the lack of acorns this year won't make for much of a break.
I bet it gets nasty early this winter out in the pastures/hay meadows.
