[meteorite-list] How about a thread to discuss hunting ethics

From: Michael Murray <mmurray_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2009 14:13:46 -0600
Message-ID: <605CB042-7676-4192-9CF1-2D5DDBBE562D_at_montrose.net>

Here's a couple things pertaining to Colorado you might want to check
out before planning your hunt in this state: Each person must have a
Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp on their person if they plan to cross
or enter a State Wildlife Area or some of the State leased properties.
The rules for being on State owned properties is definitely worth
checking into before heading out. Things like metal detectors could
be an issue in some places. Colorado has, like 20-some other states,
adopted some pretty restrictive regulations governing ATV use. By
ATVs I mean unlicensed off-road vehicles or motorcycles.
Mike



On Apr 2, 2009, at 11:26 AM, Michael Murray wrote:

> Maybe the words "to do it right" weren't the best choice of words.
> I meant so that one could be reasonably assured they have covered
> all the bases so that they don't offend a property owner or get in
> trouble with the law. Hope that helps.
> Mike
> On Apr 2, 2009, at 11:01 AM, Michael Murray wrote:
>
>> In a constructive thread, I'd like to hear more about how the
>> hunters out there discuss hunting private property with landowners,
>> how they determine who owns the property, do you pay a fee
>> normally, do you do a formal written agreement on split of find.
>> Could be that if some of the more seasoned List participants/
>> hunters visit this topic in a somewhat detailed manner that other
>> hunters might better arm themselves with the knowledge it takes to
>> do it right.
>>
>> Mike in CO
>>
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