El Guapo
Member
I don't really have a dog in this fight, I think it's pretty obvious that the event needs to be modernized, make it much more transparent and invite anyone that cares to participate. I do have quite a bit of experience implementing habitat projects (usually on the end of a shovel) that utilize Water for Wildlife funds, all in Wyoming, all on accessible public lands.
http://www.waterforwildlife.org/projects/wyoming/
http://www.waterforwildlife.org/projects/
We are going to head up to the Seminoe Mtn/Indian Pass guzzler in a couple weeks to repair the apron which was damaged by Wyoming winter winds.
I also know a couple of people that have participated in the one-shot hunt, and they are neither rich, snobby, nor assholes as has been implied. One of these individuals has done more for Wyoming's wildlife than anyone I can think of, again usually with a shovel or a drip torch. He did get to meet a regional sports figure at the one-shot who turned out to be a heck of a nice guy, and he and his family ate the antelope he killed.
From my admittedly narrow perspective, one-shot proceeds, through the Water for Wildlife program, do great things for Wyoming's wildlife, and resident and non-resident hunters. Just a slightly different take on it...
http://www.waterforwildlife.org/projects/wyoming/
http://www.waterforwildlife.org/projects/
We are going to head up to the Seminoe Mtn/Indian Pass guzzler in a couple weeks to repair the apron which was damaged by Wyoming winter winds.
I also know a couple of people that have participated in the one-shot hunt, and they are neither rich, snobby, nor assholes as has been implied. One of these individuals has done more for Wyoming's wildlife than anyone I can think of, again usually with a shovel or a drip torch. He did get to meet a regional sports figure at the one-shot who turned out to be a heck of a nice guy, and he and his family ate the antelope he killed.
From my admittedly narrow perspective, one-shot proceeds, through the Water for Wildlife program, do great things for Wyoming's wildlife, and resident and non-resident hunters. Just a slightly different take on it...