Message #293834

[cantexduck]

Yes and no. They do damage but at the same time bring money to the state. It would be impossible to get an accurate dollar amount on damages. This year no corn was made near me due to drought. Look at who figures out the amount of damage,government. They tear crops up,we all know that.
  I don't blame landowners not wanting people on their land. Some people want to make money on selling hunts,some gave been burned in the past.