Good idea K1-not that we actually want the beer. We have allowed hundreds of hunters over nearly 35 years to go through our farm to do their thing. Most are no problem and they return time and again. Some,with filthy vehicles,similar mouths and dress,accompanied by violent looking and sounding dogs become abbusive on refusal and make all sorts of threats. We have had stock slaughtered,fences cut,strange phone calls,etc., etc.,It is pointless going to the local hunters' club to seek help regarding their members' behaviours because ,for example,one local Club President-several years back, was the main poacher in the district and was even interviewed about trying to blow up our tractor by crossing wires. A local President's parent says their son has no option but to poach as farmers are all selfish ------ who refuse access for no good reason.The fact that no dogs are allowed in this Reserve is of no interest to some of these feral people. We have NEVER refused a decent civil approach from a hunter for access. Come and speak to the owners,identiy yourself and your objectives and attitude and see how you go.But those clubs need a good clean out and some behavoural rules-they seem to be a cover ,in some individuals cases at least,and an attempt at an image of responsibility.When hunters behave badly they just make things difficult for the majority of fellow hunters who are generally no problem at all. So club members-stand up at your meetings and say you want responsible hunters belonging and clean out your ratbags who are making a bad name for you all. Good luck!!