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Any chance of watching some Randy on Rumble?
Agree Randy's the only reason I watch YouTube. Cancelled my amazon prime subscription and probably going to stop youtube guess it's just podcasts for me.- Okie94
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Department of Interior approves ANWR O&G leasing plan
What jobs was she wanting them to be retrained for? I know in oklahoma there aren't good paying jobs to be retrained for in alot of areas they just don't exist. And obama brought more regulations against coal so he definitely had an impact.- Okie94
- Post #102
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Is hunting big game accompanied by a dog legal?
In arkansas you can hunt deer with dogs in some areas not sure if it's the entire state just know the south west corner because I was planning on hunting there, didn't think any state still allowed that.- Okie94
- Post #35
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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BigFoot Season
He claimed it was to increase tourism but I honestly don't see how anything good could come from it. Somebody could easily say they "accidentally" shot somebody and there are a decent amount druggies in the mountains down here. I know a few people that have had guns pulled on them out there.- Okie94
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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BigFoot Season
Beat you to it, depending on the season dates you could come by the bigfoot festival in too.😂- Okie94
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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BigFoot Season
Yep I'm in choctaw county, we have enough weirdos no need to invite more.- Okie94
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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BigFoot Season
I live in southeast oklahoma and during rifle season you'll see more texas license plates than oklahoma alot of the time.- Okie94
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Biden Administration stops ANWR development
People will still purchase trucks because there are still some people that use them for work. Compact cars and electric vehicles still use fossil fuels, very little electricity overall comes from renewable energy. As far as treating the earth like a 1980 rv I would rather use oil than solar/...- Okie94
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Biden Administration stops ANWR development
Agreed, I'm for the keystone pipeline but that's assuming that it's safe based upon both administration's giving bit the go ahead. Either way now there's many people out of work in a time that there's not much work to be had for their trade, all because a politician wanted to score some points...- Okie94
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Biden Administration stops ANWR development
I I agree on the pipeline now there's 10-15000 people out of work but for some reason alot of people have to be 100% for or against when it comes to these things. Now oil is going to be hauled by semis instead of a pipeline.- Okie94
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Biden Administration stops ANWR development
And the permian has been around almost 100 years so there's really no telling how long they'll last especially with fracking and any new technology that will come up down the road.- Okie94
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Biden Administration stops ANWR development
We may need to at some point but there was no point in trying to start especially with oil low they just wanted their foot in the door for later. If they wait and present there case when it's needed people might understand instead of trying to push it through. Again I don't believe oil is going...- Okie94
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Biden Administration stops ANWR development
I'm all for oil&gas hell I worked on a rig but I don't understand the point in them trying to expand right now it's not like we don't have oil in west/south texas, New Mexico, oklahoma, north dakota and many other places that have already been drilled and have the infrastructure in place...- Okie94
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Hello from OK
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Update - U.S. supreme Court case - Crow Tribe
The tribes have had good relations as far as I know with the oklahoma wildlife department so I assume they would continue that by prosecuting violators. The cherokee nation is going to start buying land for their members to hunt and fish so it would seem they're not going to let people hunt...- Okie94
- Post #22
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Update - U.S. supreme Court case - Crow Tribe
Spot on, I haven't heard anything but they've been meeting with our attorney general since the ruling. Also the court system is going to get backed up even more because I would imagine many will want there cases retried.- Okie94
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Does the price of fuel impact your hunting plans?
Was planning on hunting out west for the first time last year and was laid off along with most oilfield workers in oklahoma so higher gas prices would help me because I'll be able to go back to the oilfield, glad it happened before I put my applications in. Talked to a few companies and they're...- Okie94
- Post #74
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Did I miss the memo on Ammunition stock-pile?
I wasn't there to buy ammo but yes if there's ammo in stock just order it online as long as it's not marked up. I'm also not sure if they're restocking everyday or how often but I usually buy ammo in the store as opposed to online, just a personal preference.- Okie94
- Post #113
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Update - U.S. supreme Court case - Crow Tribe
They could possibly tax and regulate oil&gas companies also. It wouldn't impact much oil drilling as most is in the western half of the state and west texas/New Mexico has been where most of the companies kept some rigs running during this last year. What could be interesting is what happens...- Okie94
- Post #16
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Did I miss the memo on Ammunition stock-pile?
Yep heard there was a line over 30 people at academy a few days ago. Crazy- Okie94
- Post #111
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
