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<blockquote data-quote="257WTBY" data-source="post: 718468" data-attributes="member: 56428"><p>All good valid points and should be done.</p><p> </p><p>I personally came out west from West Virginia to Washington in the early nineties. I have been here a while. I had a hard time finding places to hunt no one would allow me to hunt there was a old man that had a huge ranch about 20 min from my house. One day i was out knocking on doors and i had never asked to hunt this ranch. Anyway he had a yearling bull that was out in the raod with a few cows well i grew up on a farm back home so i did what i would do back there with neighbors and chased the cattle back in and put the fence up as best i could. I went to the ranch house and told the owner what i found and he paniced he said he had to get out there and get the cows back in i told him i did already and propped up the fence as best i could. I asked him if he would like me to help him fix it he said no he would do it I told him i was not having any luck today and told him i grew up on a cattle farm so we went and re strung the barbed wire and put a couple new t posts in. During the fence rebuild he was talking to me and i told him that i was out looking for somewhere to hunt as no one would let me have access. He took it all in when we were done he told me to come to the farm house and i did he went in and filled out a trespass slip and told me i was welcome to his ranch. </p><p> </p><p>I went out with the wife a couple of times during the summer and offered to help out in any way in aprreciation for the access the farmer kept saying no. On one of the last trips of the summer there he had his big tractor in the shop and when i talked to him he was saying how exspensive it was going to be to get a clutch installed in it. I asked him to get the parts i would install it. He was hesitant but he did i installed the clutch the next weekend and he told everyone around all his rancher buddies now my wife and daughters have freedom to hunt several thousand acres and I still to this day help I run the combine for one rancher for a week every harvest season. </p><p> </p><p>I just think like taking clothes out from Carolina to Wyoming for the family well people that live close can and SHOULD help anyway they can if they want the ranchers to give them access to hunt Every sportsmans should respect the land owner as well as the land that he owns and do their part so the next hunter asking has a chance to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="257WTBY, post: 718468, member: 56428"] All good valid points and should be done. I personally came out west from West Virginia to Washington in the early nineties. I have been here a while. I had a hard time finding places to hunt no one would allow me to hunt there was a old man that had a huge ranch about 20 min from my house. One day i was out knocking on doors and i had never asked to hunt this ranch. Anyway he had a yearling bull that was out in the raod with a few cows well i grew up on a farm back home so i did what i would do back there with neighbors and chased the cattle back in and put the fence up as best i could. I went to the ranch house and told the owner what i found and he paniced he said he had to get out there and get the cows back in i told him i did already and propped up the fence as best i could. I asked him if he would like me to help him fix it he said no he would do it I told him i was not having any luck today and told him i grew up on a cattle farm so we went and re strung the barbed wire and put a couple new t posts in. During the fence rebuild he was talking to me and i told him that i was out looking for somewhere to hunt as no one would let me have access. He took it all in when we were done he told me to come to the farm house and i did he went in and filled out a trespass slip and told me i was welcome to his ranch. I went out with the wife a couple of times during the summer and offered to help out in any way in aprreciation for the access the farmer kept saying no. On one of the last trips of the summer there he had his big tractor in the shop and when i talked to him he was saying how exspensive it was going to be to get a clutch installed in it. I asked him to get the parts i would install it. He was hesitant but he did i installed the clutch the next weekend and he told everyone around all his rancher buddies now my wife and daughters have freedom to hunt several thousand acres and I still to this day help I run the combine for one rancher for a week every harvest season. I just think like taking clothes out from Carolina to Wyoming for the family well people that live close can and SHOULD help anyway they can if they want the ranchers to give them access to hunt Every sportsmans should respect the land owner as well as the land that he owns and do their part so the next hunter asking has a chance to. [/QUOTE]
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