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PA. Votes NO
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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 1301002" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>Well for the record, ive voted Republican in every presidential election starting with</p><p>Eisenhower's first term. Back then you had to be 21 to vote, and the way its beginning to look, maybe that wasent such a bad idea.</p><p>Ive also been a life member of the NRA since the early 70s, and am now an Endowment</p><p>member. Ive also seen to it that both my sons and a grandson will always be an NRA member by paying their way as life members. So you might say I'm a firm believer in</p><p>the 2nd amendment, as well as all our other rights under the constitution.</p><p>The fact is the PA game commission has been the target of a large percentage of hunters for as long as I can remember, and no doubt much longer than that.</p><p>As a former PA resident for 64 years, and as one who still buys non res PA licenses every year, still pays a considerable sum in PA real estate taxes every year, and has traveled about seeing what other states have to offer, I think I called it right when I said we have a bunch of whiners.</p><p>At least the PGC over the coarse of many years has seen to it that hunters in that state have several million acres of land to hunt on and walk on and fish on year round.</p><p>Check out most other states including some western states for a comparison on that.</p><p>Add to that several million more acres of state owned public land, and all the other</p><p>positive things for a hunter, PA has to offer. </p><p>Again for the record, I could personally care less what guns a person owns or chooses to hunt with. But it will be a tough sell to convince me it puts a (hunter) at a disadvantage by not being permitted to use them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 1301002, member: 12443"] Well for the record, ive voted Republican in every presidential election starting with Eisenhower's first term. Back then you had to be 21 to vote, and the way its beginning to look, maybe that wasent such a bad idea. Ive also been a life member of the NRA since the early 70s, and am now an Endowment member. Ive also seen to it that both my sons and a grandson will always be an NRA member by paying their way as life members. So you might say I'm a firm believer in the 2nd amendment, as well as all our other rights under the constitution. The fact is the PA game commission has been the target of a large percentage of hunters for as long as I can remember, and no doubt much longer than that. As a former PA resident for 64 years, and as one who still buys non res PA licenses every year, still pays a considerable sum in PA real estate taxes every year, and has traveled about seeing what other states have to offer, I think I called it right when I said we have a bunch of whiners. At least the PGC over the coarse of many years has seen to it that hunters in that state have several million acres of land to hunt on and walk on and fish on year round. Check out most other states including some western states for a comparison on that. Add to that several million more acres of state owned public land, and all the other positive things for a hunter, PA has to offer. Again for the record, I could personally care less what guns a person owns or chooses to hunt with. But it will be a tough sell to convince me it puts a (hunter) at a disadvantage by not being permitted to use them. [/QUOTE]
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