2) The 2 tracts that had feet on them were not privately owned.
3) Eshelman doesn't want flights in to the public owned land either.
The discussion here is of taking private lands (at public expense) to give a very few access through those private lands.
What in the Holy Hell is wrong with flying into the public lands? Except that the hunter is on the hook for the cost of the flight time, rather than foisting the cost onto the taxpayer?
What Eshelman wants is of no consequence!
People who choose to brew up their own storms bitch loudest about the rain.
