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03-12-2007, 01:32 PM
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I think your observations about bird hunters are generally correct. However, I don't necessarily think it's limited to bird hunters. I think people that hunt for waterfowl and small game are also scratching their heads at the amount of energy and resources spent on the elk program. I'm not sure why people are so fixated on cervid ranchers. How many cervid ranchers are there in the entire state, 50???? With those numbers, I just don't see them determining anything with respect to the LKS. Hell, anybody that thinks Lou isn't fit to serve only has to show up and get elected. Gwhil - Either shut up or post some proof that I invented some clubs to vote on the xbow issue. I attended the LKS convention as a member of one club and voted accordingly. Multi - Since we're on to the memories of that pic of Maxcam and other nostalgia, I saw your PM to Sky. I've got to say I've always admired a man that would bully a guy that's 5' 2" and 100 lbs soaking wet. BRAVO!!! Last edited by buckfever; 03-12-2007 at 01:35 PM. |
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03-12-2007, 01:40 PM
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And THAT is the "issue that broke the camel's back" NOT the "other one", and I'd guess everyone knows it...... When the majority of the membership KEEPS letting their wishes and views be made known, with VOTES, and thus Resolutions are passed it's a "good bet" they expect (the membership expects) that to be followed through on...... and NO matter how many times it's asked OR who asks why........there is never any answers given.....THAT is how the membership is being treated........problem?? YOU decide......(everyone http://www.sportsmanshomepage.com/Fo...d=1#post297036
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03-12-2007, 01:51 PM
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I find that remark about multi offensive. He paid the price for that. You bringing it up should have a price also. As for me shutting up...NO. I said it was my opinion and you pursued that. Isn't there an old lawyer's axiom about accusing the accuser? Change the subject, divert attention, get away from the original subject, and point people in a new direction.
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03-12-2007, 01:54 PM
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There was one club that everyone had to be "suspicious of", what was the name ?? Oh yes......"Sham Archery" as I recall.......  
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03-12-2007, 02:04 PM
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I dont know him personally but he must hate the dept with everything hes got, because of the issues between the cervid farmers and the wildlife dept. I know I would. I dont have anything against small game hunters. If they try to ramrod their pet projects in, however,it could back fire on them because the majority of sportsmen are not small game hunters. I think that the majority are big game and fishermen. However all of us need to be represented equally. Who buys more liscenses? HUH? DID I RUFFLE SOMEONES FEATHERS? I CANT POST ON HERE ANYMORE . Last edited by Al; 03-25-2008 at 07:20 PM. |
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