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Originally Posted by Duk Dog
If there is truth to tags being issued to certain landowners to sell who would manage that? Is the price set in stone, or can they be sold for what ever the market bears? What regular resident could compete with outfitters if there is no cap on the tag fee? (if in fact there is no fee cap)
There sure are a lot of unknowns and lots of questions to be answered or provided.
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I hear you Duk.
If this proves to be a profitable venture for the subscribing landowner(s) I guess it will only be a matter of time before adjacent landowners, having less than 60,000 acres (if that benchmark is correct), mount a court challenge to the discriminatory or unfair practices of the Provincial Government.
If the Government’s justification is that these tracts of land did not have access before this pilot, I can imagine several landowners shutting down public access to drive similar deals. Where do you draw the line? Regards, Mike