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Michigans wolf advisory committee meeting yetersay
I moved to the UP in the fall of 1995. There were deer every place you looked in Marquette and Alger county. Then the bad winters of 1995-96 and 1996-97 hit. The herd was absolutely decimated. The numbers starting to come back slowly just when the wolf numbers started to rapidly increase. A...- BWALKER77
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Making western states seem grim to "alot of people" would be a step in the right direction.- BWALKER77
- Post #332
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Montana 1 upped by Idaho in Wolf take shenanigans.
Wolves do tend to push elk out of the mountains and on to private land in some areas.- BWALKER77
- Post #264
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Really good ANWR podcast
You really can't compare the Pindale anticline with ANWR. For starters Pindale is a coal bed gas play which requires high pad densities . The concerned species are different as well.- BWALKER77
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Really good ANWR podcast
You are in O&G so I am sure you are aware that one dry hole doesn't mean much and that drilling a hole gives you alot of information that you wouldn't have otherwise. Making a big deal of the Checron well is laughable and means exactly nothing about the potential of the proposed area other than...- BWALKER77
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Shoulder Seasons on Public Land
Many hunters view the shoulder seasons as a good thing. IE more opportunity, which we all know gets many MT hunters salivating. What they don't consider is the effects those seasons have and the elk behavior they encourage makes hunting public much less fruitful.- BWALKER77
- Post #58
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Really good ANWR podcast
I've seen some research that suggests PB had a limited effect on the caribou herds.- BWALKER77
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Really good ANWR podcast
The podcast addresses your second point and it's not that simple.- BWALKER77
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Really good ANWR podcast
When I flew into Prudhoe I seen caribou all over the place close to town and around the pipeline. I don't think it bothered them much.- BWALKER77
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Really good ANWR podcast
The arguments presented in the above podcast are based on one test well that no one knows the results of and economic concerns. Prudhoe Bay was drilled many times before oil was hit. The economics can't be determined with out modern exploration techniques. To me it's all grasping at straws. If...- BWALKER77
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Shoulder Seasons on Public Land
I'm beginning to think RMEF is about useless on elk issues in MT.- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
I'm not a Wyoming resident..- BWALKER77
- Post #434
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
Great apology. The CO'S job is to produce as much profit as possible to keep shareholders they work for happy. This is done by pricing goods and services as high as the market will allow for. Do you want to go down that road? A politicians job is to keep their constituents happy. In this...- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
That money goes the the game departments. With the entitlement mentality of some of you it would not hurt my feelings to saw no to all NR hunting. I would gladly pay the increased price for tags at this point.- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
They are notnin that business at all. Their job is to represent the interests of the people that elected them. That's not NR hunters, hint. This is a common comment. Yes, Wyoming likes you funding their game departments. No they don't think you deserve more than 10% of limited draw tags.- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
They are not in that business at all. Their job is to represent the interests of the people that elected them. That's not NR hunters, hint.- BWALKER77
- Post #395
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
I am curious why you think legislatures in Wyoming should care what someone thinks that's not their constituents?- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
The wildlife doesn't belong to everyone. It's held in trust for the residents of the state..- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
Wolf season isn't open..- BWALKER77
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Wyo Task Force - Nonres Comments!
Obviously I wasn't just talking about 90/10. 90/10 is really. A fairness thing for the people that actually live in the state. As a resident of MT I feel zero entitlement to go to Wyoming and hunt their sheep,moose,goat etc. As far as I am concerned these very tough to draw tags should be...- BWALKER77
- Post #342
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
