Yes.
As long as the purpose of killing them isn’t the intent, you can kill as many as you want, basically. I know and work with myriad companies that will remain nameless that will absolutely put the pedal to the metal on this, because they have a track record of doing so previously until...
I’m not sure how this trespass happened; intentional, accidental, whatever but this is another reminder for folks that OnX on your phone (nor any other consumer grade software/hardware for that matter) simply aren’t accurate enough when feet of accuracy matter. I’ve experienced this myself...
Wow. That sucks.
No reason to force the trip if it doesn’t feel right. And your Mom will appreciate your company, even if she would argue with you about canceling your trip.
It’s a fantastic place. Steep, wet, thick. Someone described it to us as sheep hunting for deer, and that was true. We had booked a year ahead, and it happened to be a big winter kill year so we actually saw very few deer. Got one (out of two hunters), but it was still a great experience. Flew...
Maybe not so far fetched. North Dakota (which I think may have been the model for this delayed NR bird opener) just added a 10 day delayed start for NR archery deer. As a NR in ND, I’m perfectly fine with it. And I kinda hope MT follows their big game lead.
Which is exactly what I stated in my very first post. Then you started making a bunch of apples to elephants comparisons between mining lands and parks that are just flat wrong.
Those of us who have been working on exactly this for a couple decades beg to differ. 🤷🏻♀️
Again, you’re talking about a mine and pre-existing disturbance, on multiple-use lands. Not the same thing, at all, to undisturbed areas on land designated by Congress for preservation or conservation. It has nothing whatsoever to do with laziness…it’s a matter of legality. I’m getting the...
And this is exactly how I would expect things to work for a mine.
It would also be highly unusual for this to be the case in a National Park. Like I said, that’s not how it works when you have a defined, conservation/preservation oriented, non-multiple use mandate.
We can not do construction in order to go survey to assess what the impacts may be of construction. That would be assinine. And we do drop folks off with helos. Or use horses. Or atvs. Or hike. Or boat. Or drive. Depends on the location, terrain, resources available, the type of project being...
Agreed, though I suspect we are all more gullible than we’ll acknowledge or admit, especially when it comes to AI and things like video and audio “evidence”.
1984, anyone?
Lots of woman advice, so here’s mine.
Just thinking outside the box…I guess you could…I don’t know…find a chick that really likes to hunt too so you could share a lifetime of adventures and memories.
Shocker, I know 🤷🏻♀️
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