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Laughing at your stupid ass

I didn't even get kissed.

Bear::Could you even find Unit 23 or have any idea where the Anisac River is? Sit close to your computer, it is your best friend and as close to a hunt you will ever get. (not counting that stalk you had in your Carrs/Safeway last night!)

I hope your democrats put the boots to you in 13 also. I'd like to see em put in way up inside you and break it off. ( Of course you'd like it)

Maybe your rental cabins could be used to shelter some transvestite syrians or mesicans

Thank walt and his democrats.

Beer:


Have you noticed that everyone here has you on ignore? This is a thread about HUNTING.....Try contributing something to the discussion if you have something or just not!

and KC packing his own moose

and native privilege

and your loss of revenue

LMAO

He damn sure ain't on ignore but a poster I know is a LOT closer to ignore than Bear ever will be....

KC


I have some solution ideas for you. Contact me on my business email.

Walt

I got in on the last hour of the WACH advisory management meeting here tonight. Picked up the agenda/ outline and stuff and talked to one of the Brown Shirts about what I'd missed in summary during the day.

The Fed Sub Board DID close Fed public lands to all but "Federally qualified subsistence users" with a press release on April 18, effective July 1, 2016 thru June 30 2017. Says so right here on their News Release, page 44 of the Agenda.

Which means effectively that non-subsistence users are SOL for 2017 also, even if it is reopened July 1. Real short time frame there, but keep it in mind as a possibility. Bags packed, gun cased, ammo loaded, air taxis on speed dial.....

Other info: The last effective census was in 2014. I believe I mis-stated the population as 130K, but it was 230K! Estimated at about 200K now. From other indicators, it appears the decline has greatly slowed, perhaps even stabilized. Cow mortality is down, calf survival/recruitment is up, and last summer calf weights at the annual Onion Portage were at an all time record. Range conditions appear good, and we had a good winter since.

Harvest last year appeared to be about 12,500 overall. 60% bulls, 30 % cows, 10% unknown.

WACH has a management goal of no less than 40 bulls/100 cows, and it appears we are real near that. At that point restrictions such as above kick in.

I don't know what "bull" is - whether it is all males, or just the breeding age ones. I'll ask Brandon tomorrow.

One obvious solution, of course, is to shoot a bunch of those damned cows off to get the ratio up......oh wait- we are doing that.

You're a despicable pos Walt

Hey Walt-

Is that your place on the Tok Cutoff with the "Raft Rental" and "Cabin Rental" sign on the road?

In Walt's case I believe POS should be capitalized...

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