No non-resident hunting on Wyoming wilderness unless you have a Guide - when are you all going to fight this?

[Jape]

I don't think he has any intentions of actually being part of this forum. He's just trolling us. View attachment 112792

I think you're right. I was just trying to save a lost soul.

 

[MTGomer]

 

[noharleyyet]

He's asrealasitgets in the troll world.....prolly a patronized hero somewhere.

 

[TheJason]

He's asrealasitgets in the troll world.....prolly a patronized hero somewhere.

#outfitterbiotches

 

[Jeremyc_1999]

Does this apply to Wilderness Study areas?

 

[BrentD]

Does this apply to Wilderness Study areas?

NO!

 

[beginnerhunter]

The Wyoming thing concerns me much less than SD and what Arkansas has done (limiting days that NR can hunt waterfowl). I also think it could be a negative for residents in the long run. IMO, increase fees and keep it open to NR. Then use the increase in revenue to secure more public hunting access for everyone, R and NR alike.

 

[dirtclod Az.]

Freedy is D.O.A. let him rest in peace or is it pieces. 86'ed!

 

[Pucky Freak]

I've worked with just one WY wilderness guide and he was the nicest guy you ever met. I have zero issue with him making a living As he does legally. As much as I despise the WY wilderness guide rule, I think it's important to remember that some of the actual real people involved in this are not the bad guys. Just because your organized political group is less successful in getting what you want than someone else's organized political group doesn't mean they're necessarily wrong and you're right. It just means you have some work to do in a free democracy to get something accomplished using the exact same mechanism.