Phool, that may be where we are heaed here in the west. Kind of sad to see it happen. I know most of the decent hunting land in the southeast is locked up that way. Almost impossible to get a good hunt in a lot of southern states unless you belong to a hunting club. Most hunters I knew in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee had a lease payment each month, like a car payment. They just considered it part of the sport.
I know we have a lot more public land here in the west than there is in other parts of the country, but I remember being stationed in the south, seeing the situation, and longing for Washington state where I could knock on a farmer's door and if I was polite and offered to help mend a fence I could usually gain access (at least for the day).