Occupy deer stands is mostly a weekend protest because unlike the wall street protestors... we have to work for a living and we support ourselves and our families.
Also unlike the wall street protestors we shower (sometimes) and we clean up after ourselves. We don't do drugs in the deer stand or any nonsense like that.
But we do carry high powered rifles instead of protest signs and peace symbols.
It's a silent display of freedom and rights, and god willing it can also put some food in the freezer for our family.
It's clean, quiet, responsible, respectable.... I doubt the mainstream media will cover it.
Count me in Dave. I doubt that we'll get any union backing either.
Well, in disease and overpopulated areas you might see some union guys showing up looking for some money in exchange for a union contract.
Because everybody knows that's where the money is in this deer hunting gig. Over populated metro areas and disease areas.
Those areas get attention, attention gets funding, funds in exchange for eradication efforts.
And the efforts last for as long as the money lasts.
When the money is gone, the DNR will claim victory, i.e. �the disease is gone� or �the population has dropped to acceptable levels�
As long as the money is still there, efforts rage on and your deer numbers actually drop.
So, in a case like this (I can�t believe I�m about to say this�) A union appearance is a blessed thing.
See, If a union shows up because they smell wildlife management funds you may see a shortcut to a DNR declared victory.
Union will take all the money for the program in one big scoop and they will occupy the deer stands union style (nap time).
So, no deer will be harmed, the money will disappear, the DNR will claim victory and eradication efforts cease.
The only bad part about it is that 90% of the program funds will be routed directly to democratic party election efforts.
Thank you, thank you� I�ll be here all day for questions.
As you can see, I am exceptionally intelligent today.
