Sask looking at depredation tags

[skhunter]

No, they did nothing of the sort. By welcoming hunters onto your land you’re implying permission has been granted. They simply brought private land access on par with all other facets of property ownership.

I can’t use your truck without permission.
I can’t access your house without permission.
I can’t use your phone without permission.
I can’t access your bank account without permission.
I can’t borrow your firearms without permission.

Why should land be any different?
Why should Saskatchewan be the only jurisdiction in North America to grant assumed access to private property?

Property is property, regardless of its physical attributes.

Permission can no longer be implied. All land is deemed no access without permission even though I welcome all hunters whether they ask or not.

The govt should no longer pay for any wildlife damage, that would bring it on par with other property ownership.

We have too register vehicles so we should have to register firearms. Right?

 

[Suka]

Permission can no longer be implied. All land is deemed no access without permission even though I welcome all hunters whether they ask or not.

The govt should no longer pay for any wildlife damage, that would bring it on par with other property ownership.

We have too register vehicles so we should have to register firearms. Right?

I see no reason to register firearms. Far as I'm concerned it's no one's business what I own. Agree no pmt for wildlife damage, got too many critters, get some hunters in and solve the problem.

I welcome all hunters who ASK and abide by our terms. It IS our land. We worked all our lives to acquire it. Like it or not, it's OURS. For those who think it's their, "right" to go wherever they want, back when we had rental property one renters boyfriend thought it cute to park on our lawn. One day when happenstance driving by he was having a bbq on His lawn, I pulled onto it.

Suddenly he was offended. He never parked on Our lawn again. It's like that. As I told one trespasser, we like to shoot trap. How do you know we won't be shooting trap when you are trespassing, and if you are trespassing, it's your problem, not ours.

 

[skhunter]

I see no reason to register firearms. Far as I'm concerned it's no one's business what I own. Agree no pmt for wildlife damage, got too many critters, get some hunters in and solve the problem.

I welcome all hunters who ASK and abide by our terms. It IS our land. We worked all our lives to acquire it. Like it or not, it's OURS. For those who think it's their, "right" to go wherever they want, back when we had rental property one renters boyfriend thought it cute to park on our lawn. One day when happenstance driving by he was having a bbq on His lawn, I pulled onto it.

Suddenly he was offended. He never parked on Our lawn again. It's like that. As I told one trespasser, we like to shoot trap. How do you know we won't be shooting trap when you are trespassing, and if you are trespassing, it's your problem, not ours.

Well if we are going to treat all property the same, we should treat firearms like cars.

The government knows what cars you own, land you own, who owns your house, your bank acct number, how much money you have.

Why not add guns to the list?

It's all private property.

 

[coyoteking]

Permission can no longer be implied. All land is deemed no access without permission even though I welcome all hunters whether they ask or not.

The govt should no longer pay for any wildlife damage, that would bring it on par with other property ownership.

We have to register vehicles so we should have to register firearms. Right?

Implied permission for the use of property is a completely asinine concept no longer worthy of discussion.

I completely agree with the government not paying for wildlife damage. I should be able to get my own private insurance to cover it just like I do for everything else. And I should have the ability to control the wildlife causing the damage.

Illogical. I own many unregistered vehicles. Vehicles are not required to be registered.