sneakem
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Just wanted to see what you all think about the landowner vouchers in colorado. As I understand the division wants to increase landowner vouchers. I guess this really yanks my chain.
I have lived in Colorado my whole life, boen and raised. Colorado is one of the most desired hunting locations in the united states. If it weren't for the 60-40 split res/nonres we that live in CO would have to compete with the rest of the united states to get a freakin tag. Now the division wants to increase the number of land owner vouchers. It already stands that landowners take 15% of the tags, most of which are being sold to non res hunters. Which put the split at about 50 50 or close to I'd imagine. Now doesn't that seem fair to you non residents? The division wants to alot more tags which would be fine if the tags weren't being hunted on public lands with the rest of us who want to draw a tag. Landowner vouchers should be hunted on the landowners land only. That is what I think a land owner voucher is designed for. I think its only fair how bout you?? Too many hunters I see on public lands say they bought land owner vouchers.
I have lived in Colorado my whole life, boen and raised. Colorado is one of the most desired hunting locations in the united states. If it weren't for the 60-40 split res/nonres we that live in CO would have to compete with the rest of the united states to get a freakin tag. Now the division wants to increase the number of land owner vouchers. It already stands that landowners take 15% of the tags, most of which are being sold to non res hunters. Which put the split at about 50 50 or close to I'd imagine. Now doesn't that seem fair to you non residents? The division wants to alot more tags which would be fine if the tags weren't being hunted on public lands with the rest of us who want to draw a tag. Landowner vouchers should be hunted on the landowners land only. That is what I think a land owner voucher is designed for. I think its only fair how bout you?? Too many hunters I see on public lands say they bought land owner vouchers.