I do enjoy seeing the very same people who said that politicians should stay out of hunting regs getting all wet over this latest pice of legislation. Now you have folks like John Rogers deciding about what's best for the wildlife of this state. Priceless!!! It's obvious that some of you will ride whatever horse is going your direction and it doesn't matter about what kind of horse it is. Career politicians who have never stepped foot in the woods will tell you what's best. The very politicians who are going to vote where the dollar is, the very ones who will listen all day to animal rights organizations if the money's there. You're right fellas, change is coming.
our wildlife regulations have constantly changed since adcnr began - as the science behind wildlife mgmt evolves i think it would be logical to assume regs will change - not all of us are for legislative action - i think that adcnr will do it very soon - believe it or not there's a pretty good number of hunters that support changes in our deer regs and have worked for years to see them enacted - i, for one, am steadfast in my position - buck limits, revised season, tags, mature buck restrictions - change is not COMING - it's here NOW
