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[Occhidiangela]

Um theres good people everywhere - but laws make the state.

Texas laws seem to allow all that stuff I mentioned. Was I wrong on any of those points?
Im pondering how long I should wait before going into 'insult mode".
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If you do a modest amount of reading on the topic, you will find that "dude hunting ranch experiences" are big business in more than just Texas. Hence, my sneer at the Yuppy Hunter. In Texas, hunting basically only happens on private land, or federal land if you can get access to it, and the folks who own the private land try to pay for the land's maintenance and taxes, and sometimes turn a profit, by selling the rights to hunt the land. Some even go so far as to stock the land so that each season there are sufficient game animals to attract customers.

Bow hunting gets first dibs. Hard. My cop buddy, a serious bow hunter, has assessed my archery skills as "needing a bit more work" before we try to bow hunt together. Maybe next year and after a bit more practice.

Money. Making a land that is basically scrub pay for itself. And, folks with "just enough sense to know which end of a rifle is the dangerous end" wanting to hunt, and have something to show for it each time they go out.

But it ain't just in Texas, which is what made your specific jab at Texas so ignorant.

Occhi