My next question is do you think hunters should be allow to use there atv on state game land for draging deer, bear and other large game.

All opinions welcome

I would have to disagree with that...

You would have too many people that really dont give a crap and just out there riding around...

Would make the game lands a crazy place to be, probably cause way too many problems...

I do however think that all state game lands should be open to road and trail access for atv's in the off season...

I agree with you opinion trial ranger, some people would just take advantage of it and ruin it for everyone.

But the off season riding would be nice.

I agree with you also, However it would be nice if some of the game lands had more roads in them that you could drive your vehicle on to take your game out. The game land I hunt sometimes, is almost 4,000 acres I walk over an hour in and it su**s when you get something.And off season riding would be nice..

I bet the hunters would like the open trails left by the atvers, as long as they are too beat up!

Yeah magooevans that would be nice to have roads for vechiles.

Off season 100%

I'm with the CycleGuru on this. We paid the registration. A deer tag gives a hunter open range on some state owned property that is gated off the other part of the year. I would be willing to pay $100 a year to ride ALL STATE LAND if it was offered with NO COMPLAINTS. As far as hunters using ATV's, they've been given enough. Stop sniviling about how big the buck is that you chose to shoot, 5 miles in the bush, grab a horn and start dragging. I mean realy when did hunters start to become all women! LOL!!! I thought it was a manly sport. LOL!!!! Thats my 2 cents. LOL!!!!

Since the NFL began fining the players into obilvion. Contact Football will soon become FAG/Flag Football... lol and that is my two cents... lol!!

Definitely off season riding. Just way too much land being held specifically for hunters only. We should all have equal time to enjoy the land as we see fit.

I haven't hunted for years, but when I did, I'd use the trails we rode on. Yes, we rode game land all the time when I was younger. It was nice to have open trails to get into the woods and to drag a deer out. Now the "paths" are all grown over and it's a pain in the arse to get back there.

Shouldn't we all get to use the land? It's our government...our tax dollars...not just hunters $$$ used for the PAGC. BS

Just to hard to get away with it nowadays. People moving too close, cell phones and now they will send helicopters out to huntyou down...seriously!