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joeaveragehunter
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SMELLYBUCK you and I both need to get put on the WB.
Here is my agenda, it sure sounds like we're on the same page:
Over the counter deer, elk, moose, goat and sheep tags, either sex.
State wide hunts, all hunts start August 15 and end November 30th.
No more wasting our money for coyote bounties or livestock predator control, farmers will pay for there own predator management, not hunters.
Open season on bear and cougars, there just like a coyote, kill them when ever you see one.
No age limit on hunters ages, if they pass the Hunter Education Course they get a tag, regardless of age.
No limit on non-resident hunting licenses, they leave money in the State. Lower the price of out of State tags so more non-resident hunters will come and spend money in our stores, cafes, and gas stations.
Stop wasting our fricken money on these stupid so called studies, the professional already know none of this crap makes a bit of difference. It's all done just to keep a hand full of loud mouths off the news. If we get rid of all these crazy politically lobbied, so called, research projects we can drop the price of hunting licenses.
No more landowner tags or CWMU tags, no more of our money to fence private property fields or haystacks. If farmers don't like wildlife on their land they can spend there own money to protect it. If bugs get in there hay, they pay to spray it, its the same thing with deer or elk.
No more wasting our money to on turkey, pleasant, chucker, antelope, sheep, moose or goat transplants, they never survive and everybody fricken knows it. Save the money, reduce the price of our hunting tags.
State water, the stream and river beds belong to the public and if we want to walk up a 2 foot wide stream through some -bodies backyard, it's ours to fish, nobody owns the water way, we will fish it as often and with as many fishermen as we want. As long as we don't step on private property it's nobodies business..
I'm not sure about these fish hatcheries, SMELLYBUCK. What do you think, there damn expensive and the labor cost is continually going up. If we aren't going to grow pheasants or chuckers for people to shoot, maybe we need to look into the cost savings of closing these, so called, put and take fish hatcheries. People could still fish, it's a great family outing and it's not about how many fish you catch anyway, it's the experience of getting all the kids and the grandparents and the boat and in camping, and cooking on a Camp Chef and having a great time in the outdoors.
SMELLYBUCK, we will turn things around, by GAWD we will. I've put my application in too. Well be a team! The wind is blowing in our favor you know, with the new WB members, the pressure thats been put on the Governor and our Legislators, I think we got a good chance at getting appointed, it about time us average joe's put this mess back on its feet. See you at the Board meeting! We'll be public heros you know!
Here is my agenda, it sure sounds like we're on the same page:
Over the counter deer, elk, moose, goat and sheep tags, either sex.
State wide hunts, all hunts start August 15 and end November 30th.
No more wasting our money for coyote bounties or livestock predator control, farmers will pay for there own predator management, not hunters.
Open season on bear and cougars, there just like a coyote, kill them when ever you see one.
No age limit on hunters ages, if they pass the Hunter Education Course they get a tag, regardless of age.
No limit on non-resident hunting licenses, they leave money in the State. Lower the price of out of State tags so more non-resident hunters will come and spend money in our stores, cafes, and gas stations.
Stop wasting our fricken money on these stupid so called studies, the professional already know none of this crap makes a bit of difference. It's all done just to keep a hand full of loud mouths off the news. If we get rid of all these crazy politically lobbied, so called, research projects we can drop the price of hunting licenses.
No more landowner tags or CWMU tags, no more of our money to fence private property fields or haystacks. If farmers don't like wildlife on their land they can spend there own money to protect it. If bugs get in there hay, they pay to spray it, its the same thing with deer or elk.
No more wasting our money to on turkey, pleasant, chucker, antelope, sheep, moose or goat transplants, they never survive and everybody fricken knows it. Save the money, reduce the price of our hunting tags.
State water, the stream and river beds belong to the public and if we want to walk up a 2 foot wide stream through some -bodies backyard, it's ours to fish, nobody owns the water way, we will fish it as often and with as many fishermen as we want. As long as we don't step on private property it's nobodies business..
I'm not sure about these fish hatcheries, SMELLYBUCK. What do you think, there damn expensive and the labor cost is continually going up. If we aren't going to grow pheasants or chuckers for people to shoot, maybe we need to look into the cost savings of closing these, so called, put and take fish hatcheries. People could still fish, it's a great family outing and it's not about how many fish you catch anyway, it's the experience of getting all the kids and the grandparents and the boat and in camping, and cooking on a Camp Chef and having a great time in the outdoors.
SMELLYBUCK, we will turn things around, by GAWD we will. I've put my application in too. Well be a team! The wind is blowing in our favor you know, with the new WB members, the pressure thats been put on the Governor and our Legislators, I think we got a good chance at getting appointed, it about time us average joe's put this mess back on its feet. See you at the Board meeting! We'll be public heros you know!
