Double Naught Spy
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Note all the reasons mentioned in prior posts, most land owners here do not want hack hunters and all the problems they often bring.
In our case we only allow folks on our outlying non-contiguous sections, primarily due to the time involved. On the main ranch some areas are only reached after a days ride plus camp set-up, then tare down and another days ride out (we don't run double track on most of the main ranch, horse/mule only).
So you really aren't talking about a normal situation when you referenced...
I laugh every time I see people complaining about not being able to work here in the U.S. Anyone willing to get dirty and get out in the elements can make decent money culling hogs for ranchers & farmers.
You are talking about ultra remote, non-vehicle access range work where the time really isn't in the culling of hogs, but in travel and camping. That differs considerably from most all elsewhere in the country.
And nobody was asking to hunt your land, just what part of NM had this great bounty of hogs, but apparently, it isn't the bounty of hogs, but the difficulty in access.