Posted by GeneMO on October 13, 2008 at 19:04:48 from (216.74.198.226):
Word is out that next year you will not be eligible for landowner deer permits unless you have 80 acres.
So we originally had 314 acres, in the family for 104 years. When my dad died, my brother and I split the sheets. I now have a 75 acre tract and a 69 acre tract, and just co signed a note to buy an adjoining 50 acres, but that is in my sons name. So we have owned land here for over 100 years. and own 194 basically, it is just not contiguious as one tract is 1/4 mile up the road. So now we need to buy deer permit to kill our own deer??????
Not going to happen, so guess I will be a criminal. My hunting buddy is a conservation agent so I thing I got the information pretty well legit.
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