re: People that leave piles of hulls on a field or water should have their licenses revoked

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This is the reason I stopped having them on my property. I spent hours after hunts for 3 year picking up trash and hulls in my hay field. On the last year we hunted it, I told everyone before the hunt to clean up after you shoot. Come hunt for free, eat food that I bought and prepared, then trash my property. No thanks. The bad thing about it is most of the folks hunting were family.

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I knew a guy who had a dove field who managed it pretty tight. He wrote down the number of boxes of shells you went in with and you had to surrender your keys...to get your keys back you had to show the number of hulls...he wasn't a complete dick...he'd allow you some leeway....I think 5 shells per box less than what you went in with. It was always kind of funny to watch the guys who couldn't find all theirs and they'd go back scrambling for any hulls left to make up their numbers. Kept his field clean and he never charged.