Possibly, but it’s so difficult to figure out something that can’t be end-run. I’ve oft said “show me a rule or law, and I’ll figure a way around it, and if I can’t I’ll find someone who can”.
If you’d like me to. Or maybe the drunk guy shooting at deer on private land from the county road who threatened to shoot my son when he asked “who gave you permission to hunt on our place”’.
Hunter behavior and ethics are a real problem in this state. And it is not just from resident...
The ones I watch shooting animals from public land that are on private land, different ones pretty
Much every year. Last year the fella that shot from a state section onto private killing an antelope, while parked on Cnty road? To make it better they had a 10-12 yr old kid with them. Or do you...
From personal experience, I’d say those who folllow the law to a T are the minority.
I think that the public should be able access legally accessible public lands. If SCOTUS rules corner crossing is legal, I have no issue.
No time to further waste time here. It’s 5 am and I shoulda...
I guess I must spell out for some occasionally, and for a few others continually 😁.
I am not opposed to corner hopping, if SCOTUS says it’s legal.
Perhaps only to myself and those whom with I consort, maybe we are all stupid, but to us landowners, it de-values some properties...
I think there are many reasons for ND&Mt land values being near equal on pasture/grazing.
1. Rains more in ND
2. Closer to the oil money
3. Ppl go into it eyes wide open w/ easement a known factor
Common sense would dictate to one that if a ranch has a corner “hoppable section” that holds elk, and “corner hopping” is now legal, ranch loses value. Like I’d care if they did lose inflated value?? WTF? I’m in business of buying ranches, not fantasizing about govt or groups buying land for...