If the landowners are that frustrated with the elk numbers on their property you'd think they'd be happy to let anyone

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Aug 2, 2024
1:09:40pm

Bar7h All-American

If the landowners are that frustrated with the elk numbers on their property you'd think they'd be happy to let anyone

on to their property who wants to kill a cow or two. Do they have to participate in the land access program to give hunting permission on their property?

*I didn't read the article, but it interests me and I plan to read it when I have a few more minutes.

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Bar7h

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Sticky situation. There are so many elk in eastern Wyoming that the WGFD is

Penske Material Don't worry about it

Aug 2, 12:45pm

I don’t get it. If landowners are mad about the elk, and Gov will pay them to

NWCoug

Aug 2, 1:08pm

I think the vast majority would be respectful of the property. It's those select few that ruin things for everyone

letthewookieewin

Aug 2, 1:27pm

They don't want hunters on their land. They can charge a lot for bulls hunts, but

Penske Material

Aug 2, 2:15pm

I don't know about picking the people but I'm ok with them knowing who's on

FT487

Aug 2, 4:59pm

If the landowners are that frustrated with the elk numbers on their property you'd think they'd be happy to let anyone

Bar7h

Aug 2, 1:09pm

It’s all about control. They want to control the cows, the elk, the hunters, etc

Q-grr

Aug 2, 1:51pm

RE: If the landowners are that frustrated with the elk numbers on their property

FT487

Aug 2, 4:56pm

They love to whine and cry here in Idaho. Then turn around and get thousands

FT487

Aug 2, 4:55pm

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