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<blockquote data-quote="r00s7a" data-source="post: 1434470" data-attributes="member: 9675"><p>I am pretty much going to disagree with you there. Yes, I'm sure the money may help some, but I honestly can't think of any farmer or rancher that I know of with hog problems that sells hog hunts. Nor do they let any Joe Blow come out and start shooting whatever in his pasture. Not saying that they don't exist, because they obviously do. </p><p></p><p>I think it has more to do with respect and trust than anything. His livelihood is in that pasture, be it the crops or livestock. Would you trust just anyone with a gun driving around your bread and butter? I doubt it, I sure as hell wouldn't. How about before you go beatin doors down wanting to shoot on someone's land, you get to know that person first. Take a personal interest in them and their operation, and not just for your own benefit. Earn that trust, and they may just give you the keys to the place. I've got a keyring full of keys on my turn signal that was earned doing just that. I don't, have never, and will never (hopefully), pay a dime for land to hunt. All of these ranchers I got to know first before I ever mentioned hunting, now they know me, trust me, know that I'm not going to tear anything up, and give me unlimited access of the place.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="r00s7a, post: 1434470, member: 9675"] I am pretty much going to disagree with you there. Yes, I'm sure the money may help some, but I honestly can't think of any farmer or rancher that I know of with hog problems that sells hog hunts. Nor do they let any Joe Blow come out and start shooting whatever in his pasture. Not saying that they don't exist, because they obviously do. I think it has more to do with respect and trust than anything. His livelihood is in that pasture, be it the crops or livestock. Would you trust just anyone with a gun driving around your bread and butter? I doubt it, I sure as hell wouldn't. How about before you go beatin doors down wanting to shoot on someone's land, you get to know that person first. Take a personal interest in them and their operation, and not just for your own benefit. Earn that trust, and they may just give you the keys to the place. I've got a keyring full of keys on my turn signal that was earned doing just that. I don't, have never, and will never (hopefully), pay a dime for land to hunt. All of these ranchers I got to know first before I ever mentioned hunting, now they know me, trust me, know that I'm not going to tear anything up, and give me unlimited access of the place. [/QUOTE]
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