I want to start off by saying that I understand where you are all coming from on this, and I am by no means taking anybody's side. I happen to be a land owner. On a couple of our parcels, some consider our land to "landlock" small portions of BLM and FS land. On one parcel our land and the BLM land borders a lake (which has a shore easement), but our land wraps around the BLM land. There have been countless encounters with pssed-off hunters, some even threatening bodily harm or even life (my father has even had a gun in his face), who think that it is their right to drive their trucks and ATVs across our land, when all they have to do is walk around the lake shore. This past elk season, we had six guys on fourwheelers doing a drive across our land to push the animals off. Also, the hunters that had permission to hunt our land who confronted them were threatened by those men that were trespassing.
We used to allow others to go across another parcel of ours and would even let them hunt on our land if they would just ask, but through finding trash, beer cans, new roads, un-attended camp fires, small game shot and left, and even over a dozen poached deer and elk (buck and bulls always with their heads cut off), so we had to put a stop to it. You wouldn't believe the absolute hell that we had to go through this past season with people driving through our fields, vandalism, and theft. In my experience, most landowners that are jerks about public access are that way becuase they were forced to be that way (with a few exceptions). Bottom line, if people had been a little more respectful, most places that are "landlocked" wouldn't be. It is the actions of more than just a few "sportsmen" that has ruined it for a lot of people.