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<blockquote data-quote="rockwind" data-source="post: 1995830" data-attributes="member: 84735"><p>slightly disagree. the law to ban corner crossing was only passed a couple years ago, as we read, by what appears to be a very corrupt process by a bunch of corrupt people (outfitters and ranchers). taking away a united states citizen's right to use public lands is not a great point. coupled with the obvious fact that they did it so they could control that land and use it as private hunting grounds to sell access to the trophy animals that the ranchers and their outfitter conspirators, without question, drive or herd onto essentially private unaccessable public land that they now control, so no one else can get a chance at a buck of a lifetime unless we pay our "masters" who own everything. nice. the wildlife is a PUBLIC RESOURCE, that is managed to be as fair as possible, what they are doing is stealing from us all, using corrupt legal chicanery to do it,, as quietly as possible.</p><p></p><p>i believe everyone should have a fair playing field for getting a nice buck or bull. thanks to this new law,, that is clearly not the case.</p><p></p><p>all the guys who think if they work their butt off glassing, hiking, practicing shooting, scouting for months ahead of time and have a successful DIY hunt are now out of luck, or have had their odds drastically reduced. what do they have to say about this? sound fair to you?</p><p></p><p>as far as shooting livestock,,, been around 56 years now,,,weak excuse! never seen it happen. no doubt it does,,, but i would guess lions and coyotes are more of a problem than the rare newbie hunter shooting a cow by mistake.</p><p></p><p>purposeful shooting of livestock is another story,, doubt if those are hunters, also unsure of statistics on that but what does it have to do with have access to public lands.</p><p></p><p>I do not understand how all the hunters on here cannot be outraged by this?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockwind, post: 1995830, member: 84735"] slightly disagree. the law to ban corner crossing was only passed a couple years ago, as we read, by what appears to be a very corrupt process by a bunch of corrupt people (outfitters and ranchers). taking away a united states citizen's right to use public lands is not a great point. coupled with the obvious fact that they did it so they could control that land and use it as private hunting grounds to sell access to the trophy animals that the ranchers and their outfitter conspirators, without question, drive or herd onto essentially private unaccessable public land that they now control, so no one else can get a chance at a buck of a lifetime unless we pay our "masters" who own everything. nice. the wildlife is a PUBLIC RESOURCE, that is managed to be as fair as possible, what they are doing is stealing from us all, using corrupt legal chicanery to do it,, as quietly as possible. i believe everyone should have a fair playing field for getting a nice buck or bull. thanks to this new law,, that is clearly not the case. all the guys who think if they work their butt off glassing, hiking, practicing shooting, scouting for months ahead of time and have a successful DIY hunt are now out of luck, or have had their odds drastically reduced. what do they have to say about this? sound fair to you? as far as shooting livestock,,, been around 56 years now,,,weak excuse! never seen it happen. no doubt it does,,, but i would guess lions and coyotes are more of a problem than the rare newbie hunter shooting a cow by mistake. purposeful shooting of livestock is another story,, doubt if those are hunters, also unsure of statistics on that but what does it have to do with have access to public lands. I do not understand how all the hunters on here cannot be outraged by this? [/QUOTE]
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