Minnesota legislature smoking some western weed?

[Big Fin]

Dennis Anderson is considered a pretty conservative guy. Seems he's tired of the games.

Seems the insidious disease of anti-public lands normally rooted in the western legislatures is building steam in the Midwest. Minnesota folks might want to get on the phone and emails with these Legislators.

http://m.startribune.com/minnesota-legislature-waging-assault-on-our-vital-public-lands/419543223/

 

[Lonesome_God_outdoors]

Why do politicians want so badly to have a legacy tied to giving away our treasures?

 

[icebreaker12]

I have my opinions about Dennis Anderson. And after an article in 2013 I vowed never to read his stuff again. Read this one. At least he got one thing right. Appears MN is trying to mirror WI with their lands policies.

 

[mrasm282]

As a resident of WI, this all sounds eerily familiar.

 

[Joec]

Access to public lands in MN is one of the best reasons to live in Minnesota You can find opportunities to hunt within 20 mins of the twin cities.

 

[ewludwig]

I have my opinions about Dennis Anderson. And after an article in 2013 I vowed never to read his stuff again. Read this one. At least he got one thing right. Appears MN is trying to mirror WI with their lands policies.

And he would know as he lives in WI yet writes for the Star Trib.