Mountain Sloth
Well-Known Member
My guy... are you gonna be paying for everyone's tags to tell people what they can take? If its taken legally and ethically there is no issue weather it is mature or not.. just some food for thought.
Surely not, as I didn't put you on my ignore list and can see your posts.Orkan, I sincerely hope you didn't take my comment as an attack.
That's the part the people hiding their lack of principle behind "biologists" don't realize. The economic factors are in the drivers seat. All other effects are secondary. Anyone that doesn't realize this has never been privy to the process by which game departments are run. If the "biologist" doesn't give them the answer they want... they go find a new "biologist."The real solution is for fish & game departments to care more about the animals than the revenue hunting provides. I'm in Idaho and their primary goal seems to be to sell tags.
I didn't ignore it. I didn't mention it, as I didn't mention most things that pertain to proper resource management. My thread was worded in such a way to allow people to identify themselves, and shine a light with laser intensity on who they are based on how they react to what is said. The problem on my mind is not exclusive to hunting. Read the thread back. It's obvious to see who is thinking and who is not. Those that aren't, and those that liked posts by those that aren't... went on my ignore list. You won't find any instance of me singling anyone out, yet there they are flagging themselves and attacking me claiming I was the one that flagged them.One thing you ignored is environmental and genetic potential.