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Solar Energy Comments due April 18, 2024
Private land has advocates- whatnot
- Post #50
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Solar Energy Comments due April 18, 2024
That hasn't been the case with wolves, bears, copper bullets, etc, etc, etc. We all heard the same type claims on Corner Crossing, even from the owner of the joint. "Better not piss anyone off" "They have the money and power, we dont" Don't want to risk court" Amazing what happens when...- whatnot
- Post #49
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Solar Energy Comments due April 18, 2024
Texas has 2% public land. It's not a good comparison- whatnot
- Post #47
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Solar Energy Comments due April 18, 2024
Agreed. Little less IPA, might mean more time to equal the SAVE OUR CANYONS hippies that I see and hear on public land issues.- whatnot
- Post #43
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Then we get rolled. Explain the difference in what's happening now. On one side we have the Mike Lee crowd. Now we have the other side, who traditionally have been much better on public ground, who have found their way to use it as a revenue source.- whatnot
- Post #42
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Solar Energy Comments due April 18, 2024
We, as hunters, always start from a position of weakness. "We all need energy......." So we start with surrender, and work backwards from there. Whether it's wolves/bears, or oil rigs, tge other side starts from "HELL NO!!" "WE", actually don't have to be agreeable. The answer today, is...- whatnot
- Post #39
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The Gen Z Law Regarding Boomers For Off Season Sake.
It's always interesting how when we need to do overtime, it's ALWAYS the same dudes who ask for it and always thank me for it. Coincidentally they also own homes, and drive nicer trucks. Also Coincidence, they all have gray hair. Seems if we would just offer overtime at a more convenient...- whatnot
- Post #47
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
Do you answer all the comments responding to Buzz generally? Or are you acting as his representative? Either way, I wasn't responding to you. Edit. I looked. For some reason, I quoted you with Buzz. The mistake was mine. The forum comment was for Buzz.- whatnot
- Post #320
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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What The Hell is Science-Based Management?
Science is whatever those paying the bill, want it to be. Unfortunately science for science sake has long since disappeared.- whatnot
- Post #19
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
You spend how many hours a say across how many forums?- whatnot
- Post #315
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
I haven't joined $fw either. Seems supporting those advocating against my interests is not wise move.- whatnot
- Post #312
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
Katie and I discuss why I dont again, every six months or so when she calls. How many more windmills ate you looking forward to in your neighborhood?- whatnot
- Post #311
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
Unfortunately in my state, BHA doesn't do much. The "save our canyons" group does, but they are honest about their partisanship, and aren't pro hunting. Local duck club seems to be spearheading fighting damning the bear river. Not sure what local BHA does. I know when I talk to tge...- whatnot
- Post #308
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
I'll let buzz sit in the corner and yell orange man. But honest question. I live here. Legislation is in session. Leadership, are all developers. Speaker of the house is a huge $fw supporter. When we oppose a land lease or sell, and tge response is "what's the difference in that vs a solar...- whatnot
- Post #306
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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BHA can now celebrate. Hypocrites
Your on HT. Which team is Randy on? Or is he able to advocate for, and create advocates for public land not wearing a jersey- whatnot
- Post #304
- Forum: Public Land Issues
