Ranchers and hunters are at odds in South Dakota over wildlife and property rights. Some landowners are threatening to blockade hunters from using their land unless lawmakers come up with a plan to compensate them for deer killed on their land. Hunters want more public land so they don't have to compete to hunt on private land. Minnesota Public Radio's Cara Hetland reports the issue is intensifying in a state where hunting is a big part of the economy.
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