Dude, I don't know what your point is or where you get that we don't want help. I edited my reply because I thought I must have initially misunderstood what you were saying. Maybe not. Thanks for your help, or not.
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Dude, I don't know what your point is or where you get that we don't want help. I edited my reply because I thought I must have initially misunderstood what you were saying. Maybe not. Thanks for your help, or not.
Muley_Stalker
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Not worth the bother.
Not worth the bother.
JohnCushman
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With as much revenue that the CPW depends on from NR hunters, plus the local businesses that depend on hunter's dollars...plus the tourist dollars from our new 'industry' and skiers and people who want to see pretty mountains...he's pretty much close to being right. Dude, you've done nothing lately but give people shit about what they want to hunt, how they want to hunt, where they want to hunt, if they want to hunt and on and on. I don't know what drew you out of hiatus, but you should stick to guessing elk ages from the size of their balls and let people be. If Rooster doesn't want to hunt, then that's his choice. If someone else wants to do a guided hunt to fill their freezer and let someone else do the back breaking work, then so be it. If MN want to help like you asked for the help, then thank him for the help. You want to be a mountain man so much, then get off the internet and go flesh some hides.
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Not sure where things got off track, but let's get it back on track. All who can, please comment on this. All of us will be well served if you do.
Muley_Stalker
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JC......I've known Rooster for years. I also don't tell anybody how to hunt. I just say how I hunt and some guys like you think i'm telling someone else how to do it. If you really read my posts you see me saying many times I don't care how anybody else does it. You have a selective memory.
When someone says we wouldn't have much of a state without them I say something. You should too.
I don't need to ask questions on forum. I post to shoot the bull and help with answer when I can. My success rate is pretty high, so my answer should have some value if you're not the sensitive type who pick apart everything I say.
You and some others here remind me why I post mostly on traditional muzzleloader forums. We don't have all this petty crap.
Later. ( probably not)
When someone says we wouldn't have much of a state without them I say something. You should too.
I don't need to ask questions on forum. I post to shoot the bull and help with answer when I can. My success rate is pretty high, so my answer should have some value if you're not the sensitive type who pick apart everything I say.
You and some others here remind me why I post mostly on traditional muzzleloader forums. We don't have all this petty crap.
Later. ( probably not)
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Just sent my comments in now. I'll try and get a few family members to write a message.
If anyone here (including all the non-members viewing this webpage daily) ever want to hunt Colorado, whether it be elk, deer, moose or any large game, I suggest you take 5 minutes of your time and write a quick email stating your opposition. Really, it's very simple guys.
A lot of people ask how they can get involved in the politics of the hunting world, well here is an easy one.
If anyone here (including all the non-members viewing this webpage daily) ever want to hunt Colorado, whether it be elk, deer, moose or any large game, I suggest you take 5 minutes of your time and write a quick email stating your opposition. Really, it's very simple guys.
A lot of people ask how they can get involved in the politics of the hunting world, well here is an easy one.
You know what they say about the door not hitting you when you leave Like you said, we'll do fine without you. Adios. mtmuley
JohnCushman
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I have my wife, both my parents, and about 30 other people that I know sending in comments the last couple of days. Hopefully it does some good. I have some friends back East that thought wolves were beautiful and majestic, which they are, but after long talks in group chats and telling them about how things happened in Montana and what stands to happen, they saw how thing could be. They also wish to come hunt CO in the future, so that helped. Also, a few videos of wolves cornering elk in water and starting to eat them alive helped..propaganda, perhaps? 
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JohnCushman
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Can this issue end up going to a state vote like the bear hunting did to where DPW loses control entirely over it?
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rmyoung1
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Thanks for the article, Oak. The wolf reintroduction folks sort of baffle me. I think they'd find more willing partners at the state level if they actually believed in state wildlife management. However, we all know that they'll oppose state management at every turn. And they'll use the opportunity to raise big cash in the process. So... forgive me, Mr. Jones, if I find your pleas for cooperation a little disingenuous.
Kudos to the guy for recognizing that they don't pay their share, though.
Dinkshooter
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Where is this survey at?
"People with other interests don't get heard, even though wildlife watchers outnumber and outspend hunters nationwide, according to a 2011 U.S. Fish and Wildlife survey of money spent on equipment, tags, permits, food, and lodging by hunters, anglers and wildlife-watchers".
"People with other interests don't get heard, even though wildlife watchers outnumber and outspend hunters nationwide, according to a 2011 U.S. Fish and Wildlife survey of money spent on equipment, tags, permits, food, and lodging by hunters, anglers and wildlife-watchers".
noharleyyet
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What's next...camera/accessory registry..latte tax surcharge?
*note the wink...don't wanna get banished.
Dink, watch those prepositions bub. ; )
JohnCushman
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What's next...camera/accessory registry..latte tax surcharge?
*note the wink...don't wanna get banished.
Dink, watch those prepositions bub. ; )
Or a man bun and hipster beard tax?
No.
Streaming live audio of today's meeting is available by clicking this link and scrolling to the audio link at the bottom of the page. The meeting with the State Land Board has already begun, if you want to test the link.
JohnCushman
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Thanks
Mudranger1
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I just tuned in...what just happened.. any talk of the hunting on all state trust lands?
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The meeting was primarily an overview of each agency (CPW and SLB), their missions, funding sources, and how they work together. The other primary topic was renewal of the CPW lease on the Colorado State Forest State Park. There was no discussion about the pending legislation.
JohnCushman
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When the wolf topic comes up later, do they give each person a time limit to speak or is it free reign of the floor?
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