If a landowner asks you to pay to hunt, how do you know if it simply a fee to use the land versus land that has released birds. Obviously, the places that advertise and bring in groups are using primarily released birds (I have talked to someone who works at these places). I am asking about places that don't advertise but do allow hunters. What is a daily fee that clearly would not involve released birds.
On a given day, I may be willing to pay for access, but I have no interest in released birds. I also assume that there are many places that release birds but do not admit or only do so reluctantly.
Another problem with an access fee is how often has the land been hunted and how recently?
I have not hunted in South Dakota much in recent years, and one reason is issues like these. I would like to be educated on what the current situation is.
Thanks.
On a given day, I may be willing to pay for access, but I have no interest in released birds. I also assume that there are many places that release birds but do not admit or only do so reluctantly.
Another problem with an access fee is how often has the land been hunted and how recently?
I have not hunted in South Dakota much in recent years, and one reason is issues like these. I would like to be educated on what the current situation is.
Thanks.