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thescottishunit
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Just wondering how many Utahns actually think this program will result in access for Joe Q Public in this great state. It would seem that the current system of CWMU's would really limit the number of landowners who would be interested in opening up their land. If you operate a CWMU you already offer the limited # of tags through a public drawing and if you own a big chunk of private ground what would be the incentive to open up your ground to the public ? Wouldn't you already have done that by starting a CWMU ? I'm all for the walk in program but I really don't see what reason any private land owner in Utah would have to open up the gates if they haven't already. Maybe we ought to scrap the CWMU program and start from scratch in this state. I'm sure there's something I'm not taking into consideration on this program so let me know.