Hunting leases ain’t cheap and certainly aren’t easy to come by... unless you’re the starting QB at UGA.

https://theundefeated.com/features/how-r...ssion=true

University of Georgia, or SEC are thre only things that matter.

The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

(12-30-2019 02:44 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

Not really. It depends on that specific land owner and whether he allows the general public to access and hunt on his land or not. I know a lot of land owners here in Arkansas that are not okay with just anybody accessing their land and hunting on it and have many friends/clients that pay good money to lease land to hunt on...

The bigger issue is that it has likely never brought to the NCAA's attention, not that they have purposefully ignored it.

It aint a black white deal...

It is a green deal...Cash is easy to punish...Allowing someone access to land is entirely different story.

(12-30-2019 07:27 PM)macgar32 Wrote:  It aint a black white deal...

It is a green deal...Cash is easy to punish...Allowing someone access to land is entirely different story.

Allowing the college QB access to a prime piece of hunting land that would otherwise be leased is the very definition of an extra benefit. Allowing college basketball players the extra benefit of free call girls who would otherwise be leased is an extra benefit. Would Jake Fromm have free access to that property if he were just an accounting major at Georgia? IDK, but I do know the NCAA isn’t concerned with finding out... and that’s the point.

(12-30-2019 02:44 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

And that’s bs...

Most landowners want no part of uninvited hunters on their property. If they aren’t leasing it, its likely for a reason.

(12-31-2019 11:47 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-30-2019 02:44 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

And that’s bs...

Most landowners want no part of uninvited hunters on their property. If they aren’t leasing it, its likely for a reason.

You mean you do not want a bunch or random unknown people roaming around your property shooting guns?

(12-31-2019 03:50 PM)SeñorTiger Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 11:47 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-30-2019 02:44 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

And that’s bs...

Most landowners want no part of uninvited hunters on their property. If they aren’t leasing it, its likely for a reason.

You mean you do not want a bunch or random unknown people roaming around your property shooting guns?

?... just as long as they close the gate...

(12-30-2019 07:27 PM)macgar32 Wrote:  It aint a black white deal...

It is a green deal...Cash is easy to punish...Allowing someone access to land is entirely different story.

This is it. The writer has the right evidence, but the wrong conclusion.

(12-31-2019 06:25 PM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 03:50 PM)SeñorTiger Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 11:47 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-30-2019 02:44 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

And that’s bs...

Most landowners want no part of uninvited hunters on their property. If they aren’t leasing it, its likely for a reason.

You mean you do not want a bunch or random unknown people roaming around your property shooting guns?

?... just as long as they close the gate...

https://currently.att.yahoo.com/att/fath...14478.html

Not true.

(01-03-2020 05:27 PM)New Here 101 Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 06:25 PM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 03:50 PM)SeñorTiger Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 11:47 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-30-2019 02:44 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  The first sentence of the article invalidates the entire thing.

Clearly whoever researched the information is not a hunter or knows anything about hunting.

Such hunting relations are commonplace.

Most landowners do not mind hunters as long as they make sure to close any gates behind them and do not damage the land.

Just another uninformed article from someone who is looking to make race an issue.

BTW the only hunting season open in that period is squirrel and aligator.

And that’s bs...

Most landowners want no part of uninvited hunters on their property. If they aren’t leasing it, its likely for a reason.

You mean you do not want a bunch or random unknown people roaming around your property shooting guns?

?... just as long as they close the gate...

https://currently.att.yahoo.com/att/fath...14478.html

If farmers/ ranchers knowingly allow hunters on their land, then they can be held responsible if a hunter is injured and it forces them to purchase insurance. If they do not allow hunting then they likely do not have insurance coverage.

(01-04-2020 06:23 PM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(01-03-2020 05:27 PM)New Here 101 Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 06:25 PM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 03:50 PM)SeñorTiger Wrote:  

(12-31-2019 11:47 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  And that’s bs...

Most landowners want no part of uninvited hunters on their property. If they aren’t leasing it, its likely for a reason.

You mean you do not want a bunch or random unknown people roaming around your property shooting guns?

?... just as long as they close the gate...

https://currently.att.yahoo.com/att/fath...14478.html

If farmers/ ranchers knowingly allow hunters on their land, then they can be held responsible if a hunter is injured and it forces them to purchase insurance. If they do not allow hunting then they likely do not have insurance coverage.

Exactly.

Women's sports have nothing to do with this.

Seriously though willing to rent some prime land for hunting rights...pm me

(01-04-2020 02:18 AM)uskjtc02 Wrote:  Not true.

Thought the same but what if you confront some unknown hunters on your land so they shoot you and leave.

Then what?

MARTENZIE JOHNSON appears to be an idiot.

(01-04-2020 11:41 PM)New Here 101 Wrote:  

(01-04-2020 02:18 AM)uskjtc02 Wrote:  Not true.

Thought the same but what if you confront some unknown hunters on your land so they shoot you and leave.

Then what?

Then you confronted a psychopathic murderer, not your average hunter.

In my experience, most hunters are careful and try to avoid private land. If you confront someone hunting are your land then there is a decent chance they are not there on purpose and will leave without any issue if you let them know.

back home (about 80 miles outside memphis)

if someone is hunting on your land without permission

it becomes open season

(01-05-2020 07:20 PM)SeñorTiger Wrote:  

(01-04-2020 11:41 PM)New Here 101 Wrote:  

(01-04-2020 02:18 AM)uskjtc02 Wrote:  Not true.

Thought the same but what if you confront some unknown hunters on your land so they shoot you and leave.

Then what?

Then you confronted a psychopathic murderer, not your average hunter.

In my experience, most hunters are careful and try to avoid private land. If you confront someone hunting are your land then there is a decent chance they are not there on purpose and will leave without any issue if you let them know.

I confront people on my land that aren’t supposed to be there all the time. I’m packing so they set not point their gun towards me.