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<blockquote data-quote="Berne" data-source="post: 778364" data-attributes="member: 16031"><p>sure, but that will never happen.....once something becomes pay-to-play, it'll never go back to simply "open"....</p><p>its that whole "slippery slope" thing...</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>THIS is the question.....</p><p>honestly, I think its all about responsibility/accountability, and eventually, enforcement.</p><p>I hate to have to play the 'enforcement' card, as....when I'm 'out in the woods', I know I do a number of things that I probably wouldn't right in front of someone with "enforcement capability"......</p><p>but regardless, if an area like that gets to the point of needing that much enforcement, it will simply get closed, as its not worth the state's/fed's time/effort/money....</p><p></p><p>solution....</p><p>win the lottery, buy 5000 acres in north-western montana, and start the compound.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Berne, post: 778364, member: 16031"] sure, but that will never happen.....once something becomes pay-to-play, it'll never go back to simply "open".... its that whole "slippery slope" thing... THIS is the question..... honestly, I think its all about responsibility/accountability, and eventually, enforcement. I hate to have to play the 'enforcement' card, as....when I'm 'out in the woods', I know I do a number of things that I probably wouldn't right in front of someone with "enforcement capability"...... but regardless, if an area like that gets to the point of needing that much enforcement, it will simply get closed, as its not worth the state's/fed's time/effort/money.... solution.... win the lottery, buy 5000 acres in north-western montana, and start the compound. [/QUOTE]
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