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Quote from: Special T on March 26, 2022, 02:36:37 PMBlackmail Sniper and others. Where do you think we can get the most bang for the buck? Looks like I'm not the only one that thinks our only option is to get political.https://nwsportsmanmag.com/washington-hunters-urged-to-get-involved-in-state-politics/Hunter4Life is who made the statement that Inslee's action was in a direct violation of the R.C.W.'s, therefore, giving Hunter4Life the benefit of that being an accurate and true statement regarding Inslee's action being a violation of state law. Also, based on his post, it sounds like he is very well versed with HHC and their work.So, with that in mind, I would think Hunter4Life and HHC associates would be the ones to take up the legal challenge since they are already in the arena and sound to be very well versed in the workings of the system. So it makes sense to me since they are in position and have the knowledge of and experience with navigating the legal and legislative process, it seems logical that they make the legal challenges based on a violation of state law by the Governor, while using his official capacity to do so.It would be interesting to know the reasoning behind why they have not as of yet challenged the Governor's violation of state law as cited by Hunter4Life or if they ever plan to take action on this. And if not planning to challenge a violation of state law by the Governor, why?
Blackmail Sniper and others. Where do you think we can get the most bang for the buck? Looks like I'm not the only one that thinks our only option is to get political.https://nwsportsmanmag.com/washington-hunters-urged-to-get-involved-in-state-politics/
Thoughts about electing Wildlife Commissioner by region.Are there education requirements to run?Is there age requirements to run?Must you actively be a hunter or fisherman?Is it nonpartisan position?Is the campaign laws the same?If you work for fish and game does that disqualified you?OrMake qualifications to be a Commissioner before appointed Allow votes from Wildlife bio's that work for fish and gameAllow a sportsman council members to vote by region alsoData posted from Bio's 3 weeks prior to meeting Be a active hunter or fishermen Feel free to add to either list
Not buying tags does nothing. Tags and licenses are only 1/3 of wdfw budget so if we stop funding will be found elsewhere to make up for it and they’ll roll it into some “we’ve saved the animals” tax. You want opportunities then get out and create habitat on our public lands, everyone wants the benefit of good conservation but doesn’t want to do the work. Skip the 2x2 bucks because a “small buck is better than no buck”. Leave them so they can breed, a breeded doe by a small buck is better than a does that’s not pregnant. The fact we hunt before breeding season doesn’t make sense to me but that’s a matter of personal opinion.
Quote from: Moose Master on March 26, 2022, 07:30:03 PMThoughts about electing Wildlife Commissioner by region.Are there education requirements to run?Is there age requirements to run?Must you actively be a hunter or fisherman?Is it nonpartisan position?Is the campaign laws the same?If you work for fish and game does that disqualified you?OrMake qualifications to be a Commissioner before appointed Allow votes from Wildlife bio's that work for fish and gameAllow a sportsman council members to vote by region alsoData posted from Bio's 3 weeks prior to meeting Be a active hunter or fishermen Feel free to add to either listIts mute, Inslee isn't going to give up that appointment authority, nor are the dems in power going to push a bill though to do it.There's not one damm thing hunters can do to fix this mess except litigation possibly, and vote better at midterms