I take exception to those who are complaining that they only have one day a week to hunt. Really?
When I was growing up, the men in the family planned a week or more of their vacation time for hunting.
If their kids’ sports schedules are keeping them too busy, maybe hunters need to rethink November sports commitments.
Those of us who don’t hunt have just one day a week in November when we can feel safe taking a walk in the woods: Sunday.
I do not begrudge hunters the right to hunt but as a landowner I say don’t push too hard, folks. We might just decide to post “No Hunting” signs. Then you will have no days to hunt on my land.
Jan Strout
Gray
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