Another land grab attempt.
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leifalweapon
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Re: Another land grab attempt.
Anything that pew charitable trusts is involved in is questionable, they would probably eliminate the grazing in a generation and china is probably the beneficiary
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Re: Another land grab attempt.
Because I am a liberal I just thought you guys might want my view..lol.
Land grab? That is not what they called it when President Theodore Roosevelt created Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on August 18, 1908. A duck hunting place created by hunters for hunters. A sportsman-hunter all his life, Roosevelt also sought a chance to hunt the big game of North America before they disappeared. Fortunately only some of the big game disappeared before sportsmen adopted a conservation approach.
http://www.nps.gov/thro/learn/historycu ... vation.htm
It looks like there will be native redband trout and one of the largest herds of California bighorn sheep in the nation. In this new hunting place they are proposing, cant complain about that.
The proposal would keep open significant roads within the Owyhee and allow traditional uses such as grazing to continue. Now this grazing thing is going to need to go! The less ranchers the better, that is less grass for big game to eat right.
This entire dine and dash thing with cliven bundy is the problem with America to day. Every body just wants a hand out from the government and from public land. The bundys wanted to graze there cattle for free. On our public duck hunting preserve, that is ridiculous.
Land grab? That is not what they called it when President Theodore Roosevelt created Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on August 18, 1908. A duck hunting place created by hunters for hunters. A sportsman-hunter all his life, Roosevelt also sought a chance to hunt the big game of North America before they disappeared. Fortunately only some of the big game disappeared before sportsmen adopted a conservation approach.
http://www.nps.gov/thro/learn/historycu ... vation.htm
It looks like there will be native redband trout and one of the largest herds of California bighorn sheep in the nation. In this new hunting place they are proposing, cant complain about that.
The proposal would keep open significant roads within the Owyhee and allow traditional uses such as grazing to continue. Now this grazing thing is going to need to go! The less ranchers the better, that is less grass for big game to eat right.
This entire dine and dash thing with cliven bundy is the problem with America to day. Every body just wants a hand out from the government and from public land. The bundys wanted to graze there cattle for free. On our public duck hunting preserve, that is ridiculous.
If you are new to hound hunting and new to this website take note.
Are they really hound men? I would bet no. I would also recommend researching any and all state laws where you live some have exemptions to give dog men a break, some don't. On the west coast them guys will hunt bobcat with a bull terrier then simply rush it into the nearest animal rights vet clinic to save there bacon when it gets hurt. That will get you locked up in some states.
Are they really hound men? I would bet no. I would also recommend researching any and all state laws where you live some have exemptions to give dog men a break, some don't. On the west coast them guys will hunt bobcat with a bull terrier then simply rush it into the nearest animal rights vet clinic to save there bacon when it gets hurt. That will get you locked up in some states.
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