& Guide Buddy :roll:
It is I believe the second time all summer that I have been there.
I see we got a plug over there - except someone thinks were "Holier than thou" ???
This is a newer site & we have a few regulars that do most of the posting - & that is normal in all sites. But over there it seems to be the same ol same ol posters throwing barbs at each other
It is humorous - but at the same time SAD.
I see one in particular is still on a mission to get rid of the current No Tresspass laws one minute & then pleading for compromise the next :roll: & thinks this next session will be the best opportunity for it to pass - that they have ever had. :eyeroll:
Why does this guy insist on trying his hardest to make this a us against them battle ??? hmmm I wonder :roll: I don't think the thems really want that kind of relationship - as alot of us were thems & had to move to usville to make a living already. & the tides may have turned, as far as votes go & maybe there are more us than thems ??? But we have fond memories of thems & love to return to themsville. & wish them no harm - In fact in our Holiness we pray alot to keep them vibrant & alive & well. :wink:
There will be a political war of words coming up - but I think most know the issues & know how they will vote. & I say that cause - they can politic & sling mud to try & discredit us all they want. But I feel we have been supportive of farming & small towns & fair in our concerns.
They will try their hardest to get the Non Residents to jump on a few issues & disagree with the residents & try to rally a campaign of smoke & mirrors.
But if the Freelance Non Residents would join us & be as concerned as we are about the future of ND hunting. They would not have a chance in this world of getting their no tresspass law. & guides & outfitters will be regulated & charged & taxed, so as to help keep ND hunting opportunities as open & accessable as they have always been.
I hope most ND farmers & Landowners don't fall for the angry & mean spirted attitudes - from those that want to try & turn a recreation resource into a for profit business. & not let them take away, what is so unique & unspoiled about this state.
I have to stay away from there :roll: I'd much rather try & be happy & feel good about ND - Life is too short to be that angry & greedy & if that is Holier than thou - Oh Well ???
It is I believe the second time all summer that I have been there.
I see we got a plug over there - except someone thinks were "Holier than thou" ???
This is a newer site & we have a few regulars that do most of the posting - & that is normal in all sites. But over there it seems to be the same ol same ol posters throwing barbs at each other
I see one in particular is still on a mission to get rid of the current No Tresspass laws one minute & then pleading for compromise the next :roll: & thinks this next session will be the best opportunity for it to pass - that they have ever had. :eyeroll:
Why does this guy insist on trying his hardest to make this a us against them battle ??? hmmm I wonder :roll: I don't think the thems really want that kind of relationship - as alot of us were thems & had to move to usville to make a living already. & the tides may have turned, as far as votes go & maybe there are more us than thems ??? But we have fond memories of thems & love to return to themsville. & wish them no harm - In fact in our Holiness we pray alot to keep them vibrant & alive & well. :wink:
There will be a political war of words coming up - but I think most know the issues & know how they will vote. & I say that cause - they can politic & sling mud to try & discredit us all they want. But I feel we have been supportive of farming & small towns & fair in our concerns.
They will try their hardest to get the Non Residents to jump on a few issues & disagree with the residents & try to rally a campaign of smoke & mirrors.
But if the Freelance Non Residents would join us & be as concerned as we are about the future of ND hunting. They would not have a chance in this world of getting their no tresspass law. & guides & outfitters will be regulated & charged & taxed, so as to help keep ND hunting opportunities as open & accessable as they have always been.
I hope most ND farmers & Landowners don't fall for the angry & mean spirted attitudes - from those that want to try & turn a recreation resource into a for profit business. & not let them take away, what is so unique & unspoiled about this state.
I have to stay away from there :roll: I'd much rather try & be happy & feel good about ND - Life is too short to be that angry & greedy & if that is Holier than thou - Oh Well ???