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    Duck land

    How can they be allowed to sell land and still control it?
    I hope nobody buys any of the land they are selling without understanding the easement required.

    #2
    Ducks unlimited auction?

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      #3
      Not an auction but it's listed with a realtor

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        #4
        Question....why do they want to sell the land in the first place.

        A speculative play where it's worth more than they paid and they can turn around and buy more in a cheaper area all the while maintaining the easement on the sold stuff and gaining control of more purchased land?

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          #5
          Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
          Question....why do they want to sell the land in the first place.

          A speculative play where it's worth more than they paid and they can turn around and buy more in a cheaper area all the while maintaining the easement on the sold stuff and gaining control of more purchased land?
          So you're saying DU has business savvy leaders and not just a bunch of quackers?

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            #6
            Originally posted by 15444 View Post
            So you're saying DU has business savvy leaders and not just a bunch of quackers?
            I don't know. Just saying and thinking out loud.

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              #7
              They aren’t the best neighbors to have.
              They will dam up all the water runs and back water up and flood land for miles.

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                #8
                And they love Saskatchewan because we let them put caveats on that last forever. Alta limits them to ten years.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                  Question....why do they want to sell the land in the first place.

                  A speculative play where it's worth more than they paid and they can turn around and buy more in a cheaper area all the while maintaining the easement on the sold stuff and gaining control of more purchased land?
                  That's exactly what it looks like is happening, so they sterilize more acres.
                  They are no good in my mind, this country is going backwards.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                    Question....why do they want to sell the land in the first place.

                    A speculative play where it's worth more than they paid and they can turn around and buy more in a cheaper area all the while maintaining the easement on the sold stuff and gaining control of more purchased land?
                    Yep, doing the same as a lot of farmers do other than their goals for the land are different.


                    Originally posted by GOODRUM View Post
                    That's exactly what it looks like is happening, so they sterilize more acres.
                    They are no good in my mind, this country is going backwards.
                    While I agree their management of the land leaves a lot to be desired I still support them in this area as they are the last organization standing against habitat destruction. Left to the surrounding grain farmers this mixed bush/oak savannah, slough and wetland area is fast becoming a treeless, waterless desert.

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                      #11
                      Ducks limited and the Nature conservancy of Canada are the worst managers of land I have seen....

                      And some of the biggest recipients of government dollars...

                      Look at any NCC sign on a fence post and there will be a federal or provincial ministry funding noted...

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by bucket View Post
                        Ducks limited and the Nature conservancy of Canada are the worst managers of land I have seen....
                        Poor managers of soil maybe but good managers of the water cycle.

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