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I hit a few national parks late February and early March. Most were unstaffed entrance. I doubt many folks paid on the way through.Yosemite National Park Generates Concern As New Signs At Entrances Show Employees Were Right All Along
Yosemite National Park employees say that the concerning entrance signs are a direct result of challenges that have been building since last year.
Your ire is a bit misplaced, the folks trying to take away your ability to hunt and fish are primarily elected officials and unelected, political appointees on boards and commissions. The lifelong federal and state employees of the various wildlife and land agencies are not the villains you are looking for. If anything, those federal and state employees are generally trying to preserve your ability to hunt and fish. They are the folks pushing back against the powerful urban anti-hunting activists and organizations. I try to make a point of thanking them when given the opportunity. At least that has been my experience in Colorado.
Your argument has merit with the anti-hunting campaigns, ballot initiatives, bills introduced in Colorado and Washington. Trapping with leghold or snares on any public land here in New Mexico was taken away. Someone’s dog got caught and died because trapper did not check in time. Millions of public land trapping acres just poof, gone.
No the posts changed. My points this don’t bitch and cry about guns and hunting rights, federal lands all of the above if it’s the very people you voted in office. Look at what a total crapshow Colorado has become. Now Oregon waves to take all hunting, fishing, farming away.
