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Re: What does CRP stand for


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Posted by G-MAN on October 06, 2002 at 09:25:06 from (206.106.139.74):

In Reply to: What does CRP stand for posted by Lenny on October 05, 2002 at 17:25:58:

Yes, and a lot of those hunting shows are advocating that CRP ground should be open to all hunters without permission, because the farmers are being paid tax money to keep it out of production. Of course, there's no mention of who is going to pay for the improvements to the ground to allow access, liability insurance in case some idiot trips over an old fence and shoots his buddy, clean-up of trash left behind by careless hunters, and so on. I'm from an area that is heavily hunted by out of county and out of state hunters, and the damage caused by some of these idiots, and I'm not saying that they're all bad guys, far outweighs any monetary gains reaped by the local economy. Most fill their coolers with beer, spend a day driving around on county roads, tearing up fields, shooting game from the roads, and then go home to tell their wives and buddies what good hunters they are. Just the kind of guys every farmer would want traipsing around their property, with no control over what they do or shoot. As a hunter and fisherman, I know that the vast majority of them are respectful and careful, but a few rotten apples spoil the whole barrel. I wonder how much game has been driven out of those hunter's own backyards by their strip malls, housing developments and the like, forcing them to drive 50 or 60 miles to hunt.


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