I’ve had a few times where I’m digging a hole and not sure if I’m digging up a magnetic rock or an old rebar that I wish I had some heavy equipment and one time somebody even came over with their mini-ex helped me out, but for the most part, it is pretty safe to say, there are not bulldozers...
It was nice to meet you in Norman Wells and congratulations on a fantastic trip.
I could tell by the way you talked about it that it meant the world to you to hunt in that place with the people you did it with
What is the official source? After reading this thread I looked mine up in three different places and I got 37, 69, and 153. It’s like letting utards tell you the score of their elk
It is interesting to note that some people’s primary objection is when they’re used to surveil the people that have no right to even be here, but when it’s surveiling people that pay for them and belong in society, it’s “nothing to hide, nothing to worry”.
Never driven to Alaska, but I’ve been to Canada with a gun several times and back to the states with guns. I’ve always found the Canadians to be great and the American customs to be the pain in the ass.
It used to be a right leaning libertarian minded purple state, and now it’s a bunch of low IQ Maga retards that fled places like where you live and California.
My guess would be that this is important enough to some people that they want to see it through and don’t have the risk tolerance for the deal blowing up in their faces if it gets strung along for years like Stafford did due to political handwringing over it being perpetual.
This isnt about creating private sheep herds.
Private land adjacent to and inclusive of suitable bighorn range is a lot simpler from a red tape perspective to transplant to than federal lands.
These are examples for conversations sake not actual transplant plans, but imagine if you wanted to...