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I am not a big fan of fees to hunt on logging land, however with how irresponsible people are now days, I understand the need to limit access. People dumping junk, starting camp fires in summer and just overall disregard for leaving things the way found has led to the fees, not greed by the logging companies.
I disagree it is a method making money on land that will not pay off for many years in the future. I do not disagree with the reasoning but the prices they charge throws your theory out.I am not a big fan of fees to hunt on logging land, however with how irresponsible people are now days, I understand the need to limit access. People dumping junk, starting camp fires in summer and just overall disregard for leaving things the way found has led to the fees, not greed by the logging companies.
Weyerhaeuser is using it as a method of income otherwise the fees would be lower. Most people might be willing to pay 100$ for access and that would keep the scum out. They are using hunting as a profit making tool.if punks would stop shooting up and leaving tvs, washers, dryers, tires and whatever i bet weyerhauser would not have a gate fee.
makes sense. i would imagine a newly planted area doesnt generate profit for a long time. i do remember back in the day there being a lot of trash and whatnot all over the place on their land. atleast in my area.Weyerhaeuser is using it as a method of income otherwise the fees would be lower. Most people might be willing to pay 100$ for access and that would keep the scum out. They are using hunting as a profit making tool.