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Way to go Ohio
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Way to go Ohio
If that was the case then why only limit big game hunters from using the Wilderness? It should be the same for hikers, fisherman, campers, mountain bikers, etc. Only limiting big game hunters from hunting in the Wilderness due to "safety concerns" implies that Wyoming believes big game hunters are less safe while hunting in Wilderness than any other recreational user group (if the reason is what you said).I usually don't buy into bitch fests, but have you haters on Wyoming looked into the fact that there is more wilderness here than any state (outside ak), also for you guys pissing and moaning have you ever looked into the size of these areas? A typical diy non resident will have their head spun when they realize the size if these areas. Wyoming game and fish has a designated percentage of non resident tags per quota per area. So boycott, all you will do is help the next guy that want to hunt here. It boils down to a safety issue to keep inexperienced non resident hunter's from getting into situations that could be avoided. (Don't want to debate how to quantify who has the experience to hunt the ares). Also it has been an established part of our states economy, so I don't see it going away. Finally the highest trophy regions of park and teton? Perhaps, the lage sized animals here have lower draw odd areas, but I also wonder where other counties with large private ranches killing lots of b&c bulls fall from the previously stated counties. Get over it ladies, if you don't like the outfitter dilemma there is plenty other areas to hunt without wilderness in wyoming.
Safety concerns? You can’t be really be serious. That’s complete BS and no one believes that. It’s clearly a restriction to benefit outfitters and that law was voted in by WY residents (or their duly elected reps) so it likely won’t change anyways.I usually don't buy into bitch fests, but have you haters on Wyoming looked into the fact that there is more wilderness here than any state (outside ak), also for you guys pissing and moaning have you ever looked into the size of these areas? A typical diy non resident will have their head spun when they realize the size if these areas. Wyoming game and fish has a designated percentage of non resident tags per quota per area. So boycott, all you will do is help the next guy that want to hunt here. It boils down to a safety issue to keep inexperienced non resident hunter's from getting into situations that could be avoided. (Don't want to debate how to quantify who has the experience to hunt the ares). Also it has been an established part of our states economy, so I don't see it going away. Finally the highest trophy regions of park and teton? Perhaps, the lage sized animals here have lower draw odd areas, but I also wonder where other counties with large private ranches killing lots of b&c bulls fall from the previously stated counties. Get over it ladies, if you don't like the outfitter dilemma there is plenty other areas to hunt without wilderness in wyoming.
You better educate yourself. California has more wilderness than Wyoming.
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Those are all good bear strategies, but they’ll still find occasion to bother you.
I have to admit that as a resident I like the rule. I’m sure I wouldn’t if I wasn’t a resident. I probably benefit from decreased hunting pressure in wilderness areas. And I’m good with residents getting that perk.
Write to:
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon
Idelman Mansion
2323 Carey Avenue
Cheyenne, WY 82002-0010
Or call:
Phone 307.777.7434
Fax 307.632.3909
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Somebody should create a post where all us nonres hunters interested in the backcountry could meet residents.
Have any of you residents had any experience taking someone that wasn’t family or a long term friend? Let’s here about it. The good and the bad.
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Imagine if you had started this thread off with this post? I'd be willing to bet you'd have a WY wilderness buddy by now and there wouldn't be poo flung all about. Nobody wants to make friends with someone who is covered in poo.
Thank you for sharing. I am going to write and call expressing my opinion that the regulation in question should be the model for other states in providing the best experience for resident hunters. I wish Colorado would find something to hold sacred for resident hunters.
Nice tents. I picked up I think it was the Antelope a few years back when it was on monthly special. You are entitled to your opinion sandman. It is what it is. No worries
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It was intended as a constructive comment. It seems counter-productive to try and persuade a group of people to support your point of view by covering it up with nonsense. When the gorilla smears poo all over his cage at the zoo, most people walk away remembering the artwork more than the animal. That is all I could picture by about page 4.
Thank you for the complement on the tents.