F-in brilliant! Hunters have to stick to the marked trails too. They are force

Started by banana-man, January 13, 2007, 09:35:00 AM

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banana-man

F-in brilliant!  Hunters have to stick to the marked trails too.  They are forced to hunt the woods of the trail system, unless they leave their ute behind and walk miles into the woods.  That makes me a little nervous!   

WTF are they thinking.  Condense all the ATV-ers, and all the hunters, to the same small area, using 2-way trails.  This is a plan for disaster!   It has no choice but to fail, and as far as the markers are concerned, it's got a good start in that direction already.

dnigels

Perhaps it is meant to fail!

Reminds me of an old saying.  "Don't piss on my head and tell me its raining"
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Ida_Mann

scares me too,,,I've been shot at too many times to even go near the wods during hunting season.

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lisa

    Well of course banana-man. Down in South Florida, what they then do is make the trails so far apart that unless you want to haul your deer many, many miles, you have to hunt next to trails. This makes it very hard for the older and handicap hunters especially. Or even the fathers taking young kids out for their first times. It is another tool to use to kill hunting in areas..... ::)
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