Shi$$er's Full - Call Congress (Fresh Tracks Weekly)
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noharleyyet
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And the Academy Award for best clickbait title goes to…Cousin Randy
Marcus came up with that video title. The award goes to him.
Foxtrot1
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Already done. 2 ignored me, and I got this canned reply from the other. 
Coming next week.
Forkyfinder
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The shitter is full and - congress is full of shit.
bonniecutthroat
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These videos and key points can’t come fast enough. DOGE and friends are moving at warp speed and I expect the gutting of my natural resource agency to begin in earnest in 2 weeks. The previous probationary dismissals were just the warm up.
Big Sky Guy
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Very well done Randy & Marcus!
@Big Fin I am not sure I share your optimism. I don’t think there is enough awareness on this issue, especially as you point out this has evolved over and taken such a long time many were not alive or old enough when it started. Especially East of the Mississippi. Heck I grew up in Ohio and never knew of the state transfer of those lands until I watched your episode. Even if there was greater awareness I often think of the vast majority of citizens that don’t utilize, and hence don’t likely value as high as many of us, these public lands. I can now easily see how these can all get sold off. Just as you ask multiple times, “is it really about better land management?” I’ve also been asking “is it really about balancing our national budget?”
One of the comments mentioned using these lands as a tool to pay off our debt. Combining both of these misleading directives I can see a day when this could be great fodder to use and a scenario that most would end up supporting land transfer/sales under the guise of “better management.”
I hope you can get on Joe Rogan or a bigger stage to share these ideas and issues with non-public land hunters as it will take more than public land hunters and campers to keep what we have. You are truly gifted in speaking on public lands. Thank you for all you do.
@Big Fin I am not sure I share your optimism. I don’t think there is enough awareness on this issue, especially as you point out this has evolved over and taken such a long time many were not alive or old enough when it started. Especially East of the Mississippi. Heck I grew up in Ohio and never knew of the state transfer of those lands until I watched your episode. Even if there was greater awareness I often think of the vast majority of citizens that don’t utilize, and hence don’t likely value as high as many of us, these public lands. I can now easily see how these can all get sold off. Just as you ask multiple times, “is it really about better land management?” I’ve also been asking “is it really about balancing our national budget?”
One of the comments mentioned using these lands as a tool to pay off our debt. Combining both of these misleading directives I can see a day when this could be great fodder to use and a scenario that most would end up supporting land transfer/sales under the guise of “better management.”
I hope you can get on Joe Rogan or a bigger stage to share these ideas and issues with non-public land hunters as it will take more than public land hunters and campers to keep what we have. You are truly gifted in speaking on public lands. Thank you for all you do.
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