Is there a specific part you disagree with, or is that just emotions getting the best of you?
Perhaps time to back away from this discussion for a bit (for me anyway), it’s just becoming a pissing match. Reason, and unfortunately honesty seem to elude this topic.
Nope. While perhaps “depriving” some, your scenario would actually be better economically and a clear net benefit for the vast majority of the state (non-hunters must be considered).
Once again- being a Public Trust Doctrine strict constructionist is great right up until it isn’t.
The first option helps the resource as well as a great deal of non-hunter trustees far more than the second.
I realize things are more nuanced than that- but from a pure beneficiary/mathematic standpoint, the answer is obviously yes.
I have found that people tend to choose to draw that line of principle just short of the point where things negatively impacts them.
Don’t think I missed anything- I was surprised that you’d be fine with outright dishonesty in lieu of a cogent argument. That seems out of character.
@seeth07, I am having trouble reconciling these two viewpoints. It seems that it worked great if elk populations almost doubled, as that is one of the goals.
What part of it do you feel isn’t executed well?
Although I don’t know you personally @TOGIE, I am a bit surprised by this comment- especially from you.
Telling the truth always matters, even when it becomes inconvenient.
One thing I have found, as I get older- if I have to twist the truth to justify my position, perhaps that is a sign that I should reconsider my viewpoint.
Here is the reality on this topic, with very few exceptions:
-Those who support the system generally stand to benefit from it.
-Those...
Yes there is- several in fact. Less than 10 seconds on Google and you’re there.
The amount of incorrect information on this thread is crazy. I’m finding it hard to believe some of it isn’t intentional to mislead.
This one better figure out that registration, its a wee bit overdue…
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