MY 2 CENTS WORTH

[Tony Cooney]

This is one thing that bothers me when I am hunting.  I have noticed that other hunters who can see a truck with kennels in the back, drive their truck or atv down the same road. This is a danger to the dogs and it's also disruptive to hunting.  Now, you have to realize that this is 5 o'clock in the morning and it is a one-way road, so not only do they drive past, but they have to drive back.  Where is the common curtesy and etichet to your fellow hunter?  I know that when I see a hunter's vehichle, I don't even head in the same area.  Now some people want to chat with others about their day, but please, park your vehichle and walk down.  The other hunter would appreciate it.

[Cory]

yup i agree .. one thing i really hate is ppl with dogs pulling or closing my snares i set out to teach my 4 yr old son the whole aspect of living off our land..with a dog u can get a rabbit anywhere if ur dog is good..if i hunted with a dog and came upon sumone snares id pack up and move but sum ppl dont understand common sence...

[Phlip Crocker]

Was out today scouting out some new areas to go this weekend, past a couple of trucks parked next to a couple of trails. Kennels in the back empty, remembered what i've learned from this site and from talking to a few people and just kept driving and looked for other spots farther down the road.