BuzzH
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I think all landowner tags in Wyoming, whether R or NR should come out of the NR quota. Of course they should stay non transferable to anyone but the landowners immediate family like they are now.
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It's already in place...I just think the tags should all come from the NR quota.I would imagine many land-owning, outfitter and non-hunter trustees would disagree- but that’s for you guys to figure out.
As a NR stakeholder I’m just glad to see it being discussed
It's already in place...I just think the tags should all come from the NR quota.
It's how the game is played.Of course you would buzz, if you can’t bet em join them right? How much was your membership fee to…what did you call them? The Greedy pricks club?
You went life time didn’t you?
It's how the game is played.
I agree with you here, and if I was in your shoes I would probably share some of the same opinions.
I’m not sure if it’s what @Big Fin intended as the goal of this video/thread, but it has served to paint a more clear picture of what NRs should and should not expect, support and contribute when it comes to hunting big game in western states.
As if that's a departure from what you and treeshark have always done.Exactly. It should be a good wake up call for nonresidents.
Support and put your money towards anything and everything that gets tags onto the free market.
Especially PLT to states, because nothing will infuse parity quicker than that.
Not a stretch at all. Stakeholder has a wide definition. In the corporate world, anyone with an interest in the viability of a company is a stakeholder. Shareholders (owners), suppliers, customers, employees, etc are all stakeholders. From that perspective, it fits.I know, right? Kind of a stretch to use that word in my opinion as well.
As if that's a departure from what you and treeshark have always done.
That honesty thing you yapped about, try it yourself.
You sure it wasn't to get some more views on it? Like seriously, he has participated in dozens of threads on this topic and all of the same posts that show up on those other threads are right back here. Nothing has changed, its the same ole argument and if there is one thing that I've learned its that even wasting my time reading these threads is a waste of time and no one is going to change their mind on this topic.I’m guessing it is not exactly what @Big Fin intended as the goal of this video/thread
It's kind of a shame really. I see some very intelligent people in the group, to only be blinded with tunnel vision.You sure it wasn't to get some more views on it? Like seriously, he has participated in dozens of threads on this topic and all of the same posts that show up on those other threads are right back here. Nothing has changed, its the same ole argument and if there is one thing that I've learned its that even wasting my time reading these threads is a waste of time and no one is going to change their mind on this topic.
I agree. I think BF was trying to disarm the "stupid" with facts about trusts and stakeholders and such. We all have learned that you can't argue against stupid on the internet. That is reserved for the statehouse...lol.I've learned its that even wasting my time reading these threads is a waste of time and no one is going to change their mind on this topic.
That's what national orgs are for...with chapters in every state. Plus, I have a pretty good reach in DC.Have fun lobbying your one congressman .
You're correct, the purpose of posting the link with a thread here was to get views on the video, as the video provides an explanation, in one place, of how the systems evolved and how we got to this point. Many people seem to ignore that history and the law/cases that apply to the bifurcation of wildlife trusteeship from ownership of the land wildlife might be standing on. Some know that law and history, and as @noharleyyet mentioned, they can still express their frustrations.You sure it wasn't to get some more views on it? Like seriously, he has participated in dozens of threads on this topic and all of the same posts that show up on those other threads are right back here. Nothing has changed, its the same ole argument and if there is one thing that I've learned its that even wasting my time reading these threads is a waste of time and no one is going to change their mind on this topic.
Are you really telling a lawyer to be honest?As if that's a departure from what you and treeshark have always done.
That honesty thing you yapped about, try it yourself.