And I guess when I go hunting in Pennsylvania then I will become an international harvester. Lol.
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And I guess when I go hunting in Pennsylvania then I will become an international harvester. Lol.
Flowerjohn
You are absolutely correct that we don’t need or ask the public for their support with our hunting activity. All we need to do is provide a cleaner image so that their focus is not on us and directed elsewhere. If the usage of one word politically correct or incorrect helps I will most definitely use it.
Never under estimate the influence the public can have on our hunting activity. The cancellation of the Spring Bear Hunt taught us that lesson. If they can have an impact in one area they most definitely can have affect in another area.
Welsh
You are entitled to your opinion that I won’t dispute.
Doesn’t mean that I agree with it but am willing to listen to what you have to say. :)
Ed
I like to think of myself as a licensed "wildlife game manager" given the task of managing our wildlife resources for the government and the good of the herd... :)
I think it's a pretty cool job that comes with some great responsibilities....
Yes you are fratri and be proud of that responsibility that you have on your own shoulders and you take great care in that. It comes with tremendous effort and common sense. Those are all qualities that we strive for.Quote:
Originally Posted by fratri