Season lost, lesson learned

[gitrdun]

Originally Posted by trouty

If it is not written into your lease agreement, then you can't limit access to a number of people. I would bet money a small percentage of guys who lock up days actually show up. Hunters should manage themselves, if you show up and two trucks are there, most would go elsewhere.

Wouldn't that be awesome. Yet most are responsible for most closures......unless of course they are AO forum subscribers.......too funny.

[grinr]

Originally Posted by chinchaga

Any possible way at all that you may just be over exaggerating just a wee bit here Grin'r.
I've got lease land, I limit how many are on here. It's just for safety and it is to give the guys who are on there a better chance for a decent successful hunt.
Thousands of sections of Lease Land....................really?
By the way, the only guy who has offered to pay me for access is a resident from Fort MacMurray.
Maybe he's the shady guy tying up those thousands of sections.

In what way am I exagerating?I'll assume you misunderstood my reference to "thousands of sections"?
I'm not suggesting that any one leaseholder controls "thousands of sections"(thousands of acres in some cases,yes)but rather that province wide,their are X(?)thousands of sections of publicly owned government land under lease for essentially peanuts per acre,that "some" leaseholders like to treat as their own personal,titled,private playground property.

[Tundra Monkey]

Originally Posted by gitrdun

They don't. What's your point?

A little grumpy this am Yvan??

The lil' devil face was there for a reason