Here in NM
We have drastically reduced the number of hunting accidents by the Hunter's Education requirement. I whole heartedly agree with the public land sentiment, being of the upper lower class(just kidding, I have no class), I am still thankful I do have public land to hunt, it is nearby, and costs me $5/year for the permit. I'm not sure how the average Joe will be able to afford to hunt in the future the way prices are going, being a disabled veteran, I do get a break in the cost of a license. My dream is to own enough property for a shooting range, hell I'd probably settle for an archery range, and enough to hunt deer, I fear elk will soon be beyond my budget. They are trying to make it so a guy with a Jeep can't get into the forest unless it's blacktop, the little 4 wheelers are in their sights as well. Fact is, more people equals more competition, we've still got room to grow, but at what expense, and around here, it's "where's the water".
Dave
Complete thread:
- Questions for Texans -
Dave B,
2014-07-12, 20:11
- yes it is difficult -
bj2,
2014-07-12, 21:16
- Agreed.... - rob, 2014-07-13, 14:41
- It all depends... -
Charles,
2014-07-13, 15:35
- +1 on what Charles said. -
MR,
2014-07-13, 15:52
- It's the square ranges... - rob, 2014-07-13, 19:47
- I'M WITH YOU CHARLES! - SIXGUNNER, 2014-07-13, 16:38
- I am a big fan of public hunting land... - Brian A, 2014-07-14, 08:12
- Here in NM - Dave B, 2014-07-14, 13:14
- +1 on what Charles said. -
MR,
2014-07-13, 15:52
- Questions for Texans -
altejaeger,
2014-07-15, 15:00
- Some years ago, I saw a billboard - Charles, 2014-07-17, 11:48
- Thank you sir - Dave B, 2014-07-17, 14:06
- yes it is difficult -
bj2,
2014-07-12, 21:16