Kjames
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- Jan 26, 2017
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I like the NR opportunity aspect of all this. However, I feel first and foremost any state should take care of their herd and resident hunters first. I know Colorado is a badass place with lots of habitats. If too many hunters are crowding vs taking too many animals, well I would think the biologist would solve that issue. With Montana as the thread started, I feel like asking the right questions to the local authorities and trying to figure out in your own mind what is too much or too little. I am also one of the people that can't wrap my head around the fact deer numbers must be low because I am not seeing them in my hunting spots. Which is typically far from the truth. Once it was new neighbor kids that played in their side of the woods daily. To which I backed out, I remember those years. My point seems as your buddy needs you to do this research and present it in a friendly manner. Sounds like he as well as I would be blaming NR overcrowding for success or animal numbers. Easy to do.