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If revenue is the driving force for increasing tag numbers, I would certainly be willing to pay full price for landowner tags also to maintain our current system.

There is way more wealth than acres. The price per acre does not concern the real money. The tag issue does. I sold a high-end hunting property and know first hand what kind of money is out there waiting in the wings. I used to think that having a few million dollars was big money. It is...

Actually, we keep the value down so our residents can make a living raising cattle and hay and still have a place to hunt. If NRLO's got tag concessions the land would skyrocket overnight. But, you know that. You just make sport of saying the opposite of what is correct because it amuses you...

How has it worked out for you so far?

My Dad always said, "Mess with the bull, and you'll get the horn." There are a LOT of NRLO's that wish guys like you would keep your mouth shut and quit waking the sleeping dogs. But, I'm glad guys like you keep the pot stirred up to remind us to fight for what our residents deserve. lol

What are you saying here????

Nope. We can just eliminate party hunting for nonresidents and make sure that selling of tags is illegal and fined severely. Easy fix. I think we can get the support of CO's and change this within a year or two.

I didn't realize that nonresidents were paying residents in Minnesota for the opportunity to party hunt with them for bucks. My guess is that you are comparing apples to oranges here. Enforcement nightmare is not a term I coined, it was told to me by a couple of CO's. I can only assume they...

It is a fact and I know of multiples. I did what I felt was appropriate. Not all non-residents are the boogeyman. I know some that are more ethical than many of the locals. But, the loophole is an enforcement nightmare and needs closed. I don't blame the residents either. Some of them are...

They can hunt turkey, pheasant, quail, rabbits, ducks, squirrels, woodchucks, mushrooms, coyotes, raccoons and the list goes on. Unless, you think some of these guys just bought ground in Iowa because you think they want to come hunt trophy bucks? They can hunt every single year and have a...

Again, that was AFTER you posted my full name, county and township of one of my properties. The veiled threats were pretty disgusting also. But, you keep playing the victim. You are very good at it. Must be very frustrating to not get your way.

I saved the posts. Want to try again before being made a complete fool? Looked you up after you went dirty. It was easy. Bye now!

Gotta go. Im getting on a plane after an out of state fishing trip. Lots of fun. I can go anytime and I dont have to buy any beachfront!

Correct, not you. I actually respect you. I dont agree with you on all points, but you never took it to nasty PM's and veiled threats like one of your fellow NRLO's did.

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. Like a bad hangover. Loved the earlier comments about stalking. Reminded me of the time that one of you posted my name, and land locations. Funny how that is now frowned upon by you. Weird. Keep banging those heads against the wall boys.

You should quit now. Your spin was spun out long ago. It failed again. I hope JJ wasted millions.

Like the time I sent you a PM with information on guys that were looking for land when you had a farm for sale. You mean like that, right? I hope that helped you out. You are so welcome. It seems I'm always helping others in some fashion, Kurt. But, my focus is definitely on residents...

I just bought another piece recently thanks. For about 15 years I have bought and sold rec farms. I have my own places to hunt forever. And even then, I stand up for what is right for the residents that don't have the ability to own their own land for recreation because its the right thing to...

It took me two minutes to come up with a list of over 5,000 acres that used to be open to friends and family of mine to deer hunting and is now owned by NR's that locked it up and threw away the key. They do nothing to manage the deer population because one or two guys can not do it, and they...

He knows this all very well, but it does not fit his agenda. It becomes very frustrating for him and the very few others that still beat the drum. We all know that pressure on public ground is growing from residents that have been displaced by land that is now behind locked gates. Much of it...