Sure Shot Mc Gee
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Consider this. The wealthy Fence their land. The common Post their land. How is one different than the other. Both are meant to stop intruders. The only problem as I see it would be if the large land owner because of having such a vast amount of land leaves gates here and there around the perimeter of his property purposely open to attract game movement from public land to his. But than again how is that any different than another who build food plots or grows grain for an attractant on open land that isn't fenced but Posted. As read the fellow in Oklahoma is using his land in a more productive way by hosting those who prefer to do their hunting on a game ranch and are quite willing to pay for all the owners billed services and conveniences offered. Those folks who have found themselves negatively caught up in the large landowners plans and/or not being allowed to hunt surrounding Posted land will just have to improve their methods in attracting deer on public lands. Or consider someplace else to hunt. Think MN. We like having out-state hunters come to our State._
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