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Originally Posted by smokepole
None taken. Again, I'm not saying its OK to be complacent, just that these screwballs don't have a snowball's chance.


Are you just sticking your head in the sand, or are you actually that misinformed?


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
The goal is to get every 'American' lumped together in a dozen or so mega-cities.

Lot easier to control critters when penned up.


This is by far the most accurate of statements. It goes WELL beyond hunting, and WELL beyond the conception of most of the "useful idiots" on the far left (and many on the right).

THIS ^^^ is the goal, and the rationale.


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
The goal is to get every 'American' lumped together in a dozen or so mega-cities.

Lot easier to control critters when penned up.


Exactly. The New American Magazine (John Birch Society) has thoroughly documented the Re-wilding movement, and its movers and shakers, for twenty or so years. This stuff ain't new.

Political appointees of the last several adminstrations are sympathetic to this bullschidt.

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None taken. Again, I'm not saying its OK to be complacent, just that these screwballs don't have a snowball's chance.


Are you just sticking your head in the sand, or are you actually that misinformed?


Neither, but I do what I can to get more people into hunting and shooting. What are you doing besides preaching to the choir on the internet?



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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by smokepole
None taken. Again, I'm not saying its OK to be complacent, just that these screwballs don't have a snowball's chance.


Are you just sticking your head in the sand, or are you actually that misinformed?


Neither, I'm doing what I can to promote hunting and get more people into it.

What are you doing, besides preaching to the choir here?



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I guess you don't read well either.


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I doubt that even more than a handful of people here at the 'Fire even realize how serious this problem is. Nor do they care until it impacts THEM. A sad turn of events.

Even worse than hunters and outdoorsmen not knowing or caring, is the problem being ignored by powerful hunting organizations that could and should do everything in their power to stop this effort and people.


OK, so what are you doing? Besides preaching to the choir here. See Below.

Personally, I think the tide is turning. More and more people are realizing that hunting is not a bad thing and more people are hunting, for different reasons than in the past.

More people are shooting too. A fancy new indoor gun club just opened up nearby, catering to an upscale clientele. Business is booming, no pun intended. That wouldn't have happened 20 years ago.

The DC gun ban was just overturned.

Having said all that, this is no time to be complacent. Everyone needs to do their part, and the best thing is to get more people interested in and participating in hunting.

But as far as these kooks getting their way and substituting predators for hunters, it'll never happen. Because none of their ideas will work, and people are smart enough to know that. Birth control is not feasible, and neither is having large populations of predators anywhere except in the wilderness. Agriculture would cease to exist if we eliminated hunting.

Yes, we all need to do our part, but it involves promoting everything that is good about hunting and shooting, and getting more people into these pursuits.

The half-baked plan of these nut-jobs don't stand a chance. They say hunting is "unnatural" while promoting prey species control by predators. The general public is smart enough to see through that. After all, most people eat meat.


You'd be surprised what I do to stop the groups.

I serve on two boards of directors dedicated to defending hunting rights or wildlife management, I engage the environmental terrorists with science that disproves their emotions and lies at the levels that do some good, like Game Commission meetings. I also write for two nationally distributed magazines, and never miss the chance to mention the fight in my articles.

I also participate and sponsor events that educate our youth about guns, hunting, trapping, and the like. My favorite of these events are where they bring city kids out into the wilderness, that otherwise would not have the chance to learn.

I have also engaged the opposing side of radical environmental terrorists in national radio talk shows. They hate facts, and hate to see me coming... grin

I also participate politically with the procedure in which our leaders and elected officials are chosen. This is important on a local level too. Local politics, and the people that don't know the difference need to be educated before they vote... Not be stuck with the idiots for years after they elect them.

So, I think I may contribute at least what I can to the fight.... I could ask the same question of you. smile

I don't think things are as rosy as you paint them as far as gun rights and hunting privileges.

Ground lost will never be regained.

But, I'm hopeful that people do wake up and smell the coffee before all is lost. wink


rockinbbar,

Out of curiosity, what organizations?


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From 2011

Perspective: Animal rights group has infiltrated California Department of Fish and Game.

http://www.wonews.com/t-PerspectiveReport_AnimalRights_102011.aspx


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Perspective: Animal rights group has infiltrated California Department of Fish and Game.

http://www.wonews.com/t-PerspectiveReport_AnimalRights_102011.aspx


Of that, there is no doubt.


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Originally Posted by Salmonella
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Perspective: Animal rights group has infiltrated California Department of Fish and Game.

http://www.wonews.com/t-PerspectiveReport_AnimalRights_102011.aspx


They did in NM as well when Bill Richardson was governor and appointed 3 animal rights activists to the Game Commission. 2 of which were illegal appointments because they had to be appointed from different areas of the state and they weren't. Suzanna Martinez cleaned them out though, and we got a new Director of the NMG&F replacing the animal rights guy Richardson had in there.

I fight to keep politics OUT of game management...

4ager. New Mexicans for Proactive Wildlife Predator Management and two Cattleman's Associations.


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Perspective: Animal rights group has infiltrated California Department of Fish and Game.

http://www.wonews.com/t-PerspectiveReport_AnimalRights_102011.aspx


They did in NM as well when Bill Richardson was governor and appointed 3 animal rights activists to the Game Commission. 2 of which were illegal appointments because they had to be appointed from different areas of the state and they weren't. Suzanna Martinez cleaned them out though, and we got a new Director of the NMG&F replacing the animal rights guy Richardson had in there.

I fight to keep politics OUT of game management...

4ager. New Mexicans for Proactive Wildlife Predator Management and two Cattleman's Associations.


Gotcha. Not familiar with those groups, but keeping politics OUT of game management is an honorable fight (and a damned difficult one).


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I doubt that even more than a handful of people here at the 'Fire even realize how serious this problem is. Nor do they care until it impacts THEM. A sad turn of events.

Even worse than hunters and outdoorsmen not knowing or caring, is the problem being ignored by powerful hunting organizations that could and should do everything in their power to stop this effort and people.


OK, so what are you doing? Besides preaching to the choir here.

Personally, I think the tide is turning. More and more people are realizing that hunting is not a bad thing and more people are hunting, for different reasons than in the past.

More people are shooting too. A fancy new indoor gun club just opened up nearby, catering to an upscale clientele. Business is booming, no pun intended. That wouldn't have happened 20 years ago.

The DC gun ban was just overturned.

Having said all that, this is no time to be complacent. Everyone needs to do their part, and the best thing is to get more people interested in and participating in hunting.

But as far as these kooks getting their way and substituting predators for hunters, it'll never happen. Because none of their ideas will work, and people are smart enough to know that. Birth control is not feasible, and neither is having large populations of predators anywhere except in the wilderness. Agriculture would cease to exist if we eliminated hunting.

Yes, we all need to do our part, but it involves promoting everything that is good about hunting and shooting, and getting more people into these pursuits.

The half-baked plan of these nut-jobs don't stand a chance. They say hunting is "unnatural" while promoting prey species control by predators. The general public is smart enough to see through that. After all, most people eat meat.


You have no clue of how successful half-baked plans of nut-jobs have been and will be.

It's not doing something that'll work. It's doing the right thing. Getting non-hunters involved in hunting doesn't work. As hunters, we know it's a passion. People either want to hunt or they don't. I love to hunt. My son is indifferent about it. He has refused to o elk hunting with me this year. He does like to shoot, though.

My advice is to link hunting to individual liberty; that is: show indifferent Americans that hunting is a positive indicator of a free people.

As for those who are against hunting, it's a waste of time to try to convince them otherwise. You might as well dig a hole on a beach.

I will tell you for an absolute fact that underestimating enemies of freedom is a catastrophic mistake. I know. I live in CA.


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Originally Posted by smokepole
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
I doubt that even more than a handful of people here at the 'Fire even realize how serious this problem is. Nor do they care until it impacts THEM. A sad turn of events.

Even worse than hunters and outdoorsmen not knowing or caring, is the problem being ignored by powerful hunting organizations that could and should do everything in their power to stop this effort and people.


OK, so what are you doing? Besides preaching to the choir here.

Personally, I think the tide is turning. More and more people are realizing that hunting is not a bad thing and more people are hunting, for different reasons than in the past.

More people are shooting too. A fancy new indoor gun club just opened up nearby, catering to an upscale clientele. Business is booming, no pun intended. That wouldn't have happened 20 years ago.

The DC gun ban was just overturned.

Having said all that, this is no time to be complacent. Everyone needs to do their part, and the best thing is to get more people interested in and participating in hunting.

But as far as these kooks getting their way and substituting predators for hunters, it'll never happen. Because none of their ideas will work, and people are smart enough to know that. Birth control is not feasible, and neither is having large populations of predators anywhere except in the wilderness. Agriculture would cease to exist if we eliminated hunting.

Yes, we all need to do our part, but it involves promoting everything that is good about hunting and shooting, and getting more people into these pursuits.

The half-baked plan of these nut-jobs don't stand a chance. They say hunting is "unnatural" while promoting prey species control by predators. The general public is smart enough to see through that. After all, most people eat meat.


You have no clue of how successful half-baked plans of nut-jobs have been and will be. One tiny compromise & one little new law at a time and they've gotten what they have wanted, and they'll get more of it using the same strategy.

It's not doing something that'll work. It's doing the right thing. Getting non-hunters involved in hunting doesn't work. As hunters, we know it's a passion. People either want to hunt or they don't. I love to hunt. My son is indifferent about it. He has refused to o elk hunting with me this year. He does like to shoot, though.

My advice is to link hunting to individual liberty; that is: show indifferent Americans that hunting is a positive indicator of a free people.

As for those who are against hunting, it's a waste of time to try to convince them otherwise. You might as well dig a hole on a beach.

I will tell you for an absolute fact that underestimating enemies of freedom is a catastrophic mistake. I know. I live in CA.


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Originally Posted by SansSouci
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Keep in mind that the agenda is gun confiscation, which I can't rule out in my lifetime.

Moreover, since oppressive political constructs always arise from the left, should emotional wildlife "management" be adopted, expect severe penalties for poaching; e.g., felonies and loss of what gun rights might remain.

I used to have a game warden friend who's now in Heaven. He hated Morgan Fairchild because she duped easily duped CA voters to enact via initiative our state's mountain lion hunting ban. He was adamant that wildlife management is a science, not an emotion. Being a hunter himself, he was extremely supportive of hunting RIGHTS. He also told me to take my handgun when I hiked/fished certain areas. He told me that I always had the right to protect my life.

American voters are the most gullible (read: stupid) voters in the world.



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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
4ager. New Mexicans for Proactive Wildlife Predator Management and two Cattleman's Associations.


Which cattlemans's associations?



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"Ever wonder where the Communist party disappeared to? ...


International Communism and National Communism never disappeared. They just changed the color of their lipstick and rouge and called themselves "Progressives."

Same ol' same ol'.

L.W.


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Originally Posted by SansSouci
You have no clue of how successful half-baked plans of nut-jobs have been and will be.


You choose to live in la-la land, don't talk to me about getting a clue.

You can't even buy one there.



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Smokepole, I know what side of the river you are on. We have had that discussion here before.

You and your bud's are government employees that oppose multiple use of public land.

You ARE the enemy. Yet, with all that has been documented about the plans of the radical environmental groups to take the west from public use, and use the same old government agencies to enforce that land grab, and denying people the rights and privileges they have enjoyed on public lands,.... you still deny that there are drastic efforts to do exactly that?

You ARE the problem.


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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Smokepole, I know what side of the river you are on. We have had that discussion here before.

You and your bud's are government employees that oppose multiple use of public land.

You ARE the enemy. Yet, with all that has been documented about the plans of the radical environmental groups to take the west from public use, and use the same old government agencies to enforce that land grab, and denying people the rights and privileges they have enjoyed on public lands,.... you still deny that there are drastic efforts to do exactly that?

You ARE the problem.


You're full of unadulterated bullsh**.

I'm not a government employee, and never have been. And I challenge you to go back and find anything I've ever written here that is against multiple use.

You want to cite membership in unnamed "cattlemen's associations" as an indication that you support hunting.

I've got a news flash for you--cattlemen's associations exist to promote cattle ranching. Nothing wrong with that, unless you want to say membership proves you promote hunting.

Then it's just more bullsh**.

PS, I'm guessing one of the cattlemen's associations you belong to is the New Mexico Cattle Grower's Association. I'm sure it's a fine association. But I went on their website, read through it, and didn't see "hunting" mentioned once.






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I don't put everything out in plain view where folks like you can get it.

The cattleman's assoc. supports hunting, trapping, multiple use of public lands and vehemently is opposed to the injection of wolves and other species that are not only in conflict with ranching, but hunting and public safety as well.

Next go around is grizzlies.

To say the cattleman's associations are not involved with supporting hunting is a lie. I see their presence not only physically at all the important meetings, but see the checks they write in support of proper game management and preserving hunting and trapping rights.

You never did answer me about WHAT you DO to help the efforts...


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