The BLM seems to believe they are "primarily responsible for managing wildlife habitat on BLM-managed public lands, while the states are primarily responsible for managing resident wildlife populations...." Are they lying about spending federal money for habitat used by state owned animals...
What does any of that have to do with the state paying for managing habitat for animals they own? I mean we've been told point blank over and over by residents the animals belong to them and them alone, so don't the expenses associated with these animals also belong to them and them alone?
No need to sell federal lands. Just no federal funding used for any habitat management since the animals that use that habitat are owned by the state. Let the states fund the management of the habitat their animals use.
I saw the writing on the wall 20 years ago and started doing just what you suggest. I've hunted Africa, Canada, Mexico, and South America all multiple times. If I've spent any more money than my buddies have chasing points and tags, it isn't very much, and well worth knowing for sure where and...
Could you imagine any legitimate organization wanting this clown in any leadership or public-facing position? It's bad enough to go on and on in public about things he obviously doesn't understand, but to also be so stupid as to not know when to just shut up and take the win?
Maybe if you have someone else read that post to you, you'll see I didn't propose anything. Now, get back to criticizing other's reading comprehension.
I haven't had any investment in hunting Wyoming, or any western U.S. state, for over 20 years now so I'm not butt-hurt. I just recognize a clown when I see one.
This is truly laughable with all of the wildly stupid, incorrect legal information you have posted. Truly, only a goddamned idiot would even pretend to be so certain of anything when it comes to tort actions.
I'd like to interrupt the sanctimony for just a moment to ask which part of the Bill of Rights obligates a private citizen to listen to, much less support, speech with which they disagree. In fact, this particular instance seems to be a case of both parties exercising their rights. I ask...
It looks to me like they're just trying to be careful their own advertising isn't used against them by anti-hunters/gun groups. I don't require a company to go on a crusade in order to buy their stuff.
No, an offhand shot at 100-150 yards has no relevance. At least not for me because I'm not going to take that shot. But you aren't just suggesting an off hand shot or a sitting or prone shot. Your suggesting at least 5 five times as many shots as anyone is going to take in hunting a situation...
I don't shoot any magnum cartridges for anything I hunt. This about is you putting your money where your mouth is. You just pronounce this exercise valid without any data because it sounds good in your head. Or because your theory is nonsense and every adult in normal physical condition can...
That isn't how it works. You don't get to demand data from everyone who disagrees with you, then just pull a target exercise out of your ass and demand everyone else accept it as gospel. It should be a simple matter for data driven person like yourself to validate the correlation of your...
First, you'll have to prove your test, that was invented by another "some guy on the internet," has any bearing on someone's ability to fire one aimed shot under hunting conditions. You claim to big on data, so show us the validation data for this exercise.
I mean, it would probably be fun...
This is the crux of the entire argument. Unless one is willing to accept that larger, faster bullets identical to the smaller, slower bullets being discussed here cannot be shot accurately, the whole idea falls on it's ass.