Oh, the irony!

[morley.tyler]

You should get up earlier and look in the mirror. Then follow your own advice.

I'm rubber, and you're glue...

 

[fmnjr]

Looks like this thread has about been beat to death. But, as far as I'm concerned, I make no bones about being happy with the outcome of the election. Regardless I don't consider myself beholden to anyone. I'm following this issue and will be vocal and critical of anyone who tries to undo public lands, in any way. Being vocal and critical of trying to mess with public lands is an absolute necessity in my book.

 

[ismith]

In before the lock………

 

[Pucky Freak]

Conservatives want to privatize public lands.

Liberals want to cover them with solar farms.

I think the only hope at this point is a campaign to educate voters about the value of their public land.

 

[Buffs35]

not really, I was more pointing out the hypocrisy of certain groups of sportsmen giving the middle finger to NRs with one hand whenever wildlife is mentioned but then asking NRs to bail them out from their own voting-induced public land issues. "We're all in this together! All for one and one for all! Except you. You don't get a tag."

I gotta figure out how to ignore posters. Anyone know how?

 

[jimh406]

I gotta figure out how to ignore posters. Anyone know how?

Click on their name, click ignore.

 

[Treeshark]

I gotta figure out how to ignore posters. Anyone know how?

I too get very offended when I hear any opinion other than my own.

I find it takes a lot of energy to think about different perspectives. Ain’t nobody for time for that.

 

[Straight Arrow]

I too get very offended when I hear any opinion other than my own.

Yes, the seemingly indefatigable fragrant flatulence frequently filling this forum causes one to consider the ignore button. But it's kinda like a bad movie ... you disappointingly continue hoping for a better scene (post).

 

[Buffs35]

I too get very offended when I hear any opinion other than my own.

I find it takes a lot of energy to think about different perspectives. Ain’t nobody for time for that.

Going off topic just to be an ass doesn't move the conversation.

 

[Wildabeest]

 

[Treeshark]

The nice thing about ignoring people you don’t agree with is that you only see perspectives you do agree with.

Then you know with certainty that your current views are the correct ones. It is very comforting to know with certainty that you’re right about things.

Its ok to disagree sometimes guys… that’s often where the good stuff happens.

 

[mtmuley]

The nice thing about ignoring people you don’t agree with is that you only see perspectives you do agree with.

Then you know with certainty that your current views are the correct ones. It is very comforting to know with certainty that you’re right about things.

Its ok to disagree sometimes guys… that’s often where the good stuff happens.

I won't ignore you Shark. mtmuley

 

[VikingsGuy]

Talk about snowflakes - hard to understand what on HT is so hurtful that one needs to block a user. PMs I get, but posts - seems weak.

 

[mtmuley]

Talk about snowflakes - hard to understand what on HT is so hurtful that one needs to block a user. PMs I get, but posts - seems weak.

Feelers get hurt here sometimes VG. mtmuley

 

[jimh406]

Talk about snowflakes - hard to understand what on HT is so hurtful that one needs to block a user. PMs I get, but posts - seems weak.

Sometimes, it's just that people realize the user doesn't usually add anything useful to any conversation. I do it to reduce the noise. I can still click to read your comment.

 

[BuzzH]

Talk about snowflakes - hard to understand what on HT is so hurtful that one needs to block a user. PMs I get, but posts - seems weak.

I don't understand why people that favor guides/outfitters, want transferable tags, landowner tags, and hate public land and want it transferred and privatized can't find a more suitable site to post their horsechit...

 

[Treeshark]

If you mean me @BuzzH- I have never hunted with a guide/outfitter or taken a big game animal on private land in my life. 100% DIY public land hunter, and I hope that continues for as long as possible.

I don’t get why people on here actively lobby against people from non-western states enjoying DIY public land hunting. But I don’t ignore those who do because I’m not a sissy.

Variety is the spice of life

 

[BuzzH]

If you mean me @BuzzH- I have never hunted with a guide/outfitter or taken a big game animal on private land in my life. 100% DIY public land hunter, and I hope that continues for as long as possible.

I don’t get why people on here actively lobby against people from non-western states enjoying DIY public land hunting. But I don’t ignore those who do because I’m not a sissy.

Variety is the spice of life

You're sure insecure and defensive.

Good luck with that and I'll let you know when I'm referring to you.

 

[Phaseolus]

I once suggested that maybe the NFS should manage the wildlife in the forest: The room went silent.

What’s NFS?

 

[grizzly63]

Sorry, Forest Service.