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Saddle Flaooza…… Aka Florida Saddle Hunter Meet up for 2025!!!

GeoFish said:
I see you couldn't keep the beast sober again this year. :)
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@Weldabeast was surprisingly on his best behavior….. iI am not entirely sure the same can be said for good ol @Sunshine
:tearsofjoy: He might have had a good enough time for all of us???? lol seriously though I think we all had a pretty good time. JayBo and PorkChop didn’t camp with us this year, they said they had better company at some camp in Ocala…. I guess you can’t please em all
 
TooheyBirdie said:

SaveGuanaNow | Save Outpost from development by Ponte Vedra Corp.

Save Outpost from development by Ponte Vedra Corporation. Conservation land owned by Herb Peyton in Palm Valley, Florida
www.saveguananow.org www.saveguananow.org
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Man....I really don't see how they can justify that 1. That area on the map is south of the area designated to hunting so it would affect the hiking trails more so than us hunters. As soon as they start digging they gonna run into artifacts and that whole area is known for them already so I would think they wouldn't get to far until they had archeologist and stuff trying to stop it
 
But we already have “so much public land access” why not just sell some more off who cares right? Not like we struggle to find public land that’s either not inaccessible or completely drowning in people from other states as is. Problem is the state sells land like it’s penny candy or buys it from cattle farmers and then just lets them keep using it like nothing happened. As far as this state goes our land and resources are managed about as well as a snake protects a group of mice. Just look at our highly endangered Atlantic red snapper that’s only open 2 days a year despite being the only fish down there unless your a commercial fisherman of course then there fair game.
 
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