TRIBAL MEMBERS UP OKLAHOMA GULCH

[billythekidrock]

Casino benefits to who? They pay no taxes so it seems they only benefit the tribes.

   OLYMPIA -- Gov. Chris Gregoire is benefiting from more than $650,000 in campaign contributions from Indian tribes that hit the jackpot in 2005 when she killed a gambling compact potentially worth more than $140 million a year to the state.

She set her self up for that back when she was Attorney General. We should have known.

[colockumelk]

In any case she's only one person.  When we unite we can accomplish alot more than she can.  Especially if we make a good enough case.  On our website Frank has put a list of all the representatives so that you can email them.  We'll work on a message that people can simply copy and paste and then send it to them.  I hope people know that we will win.  We are the majority.  If we put on a good PR campaign then we will win.  It's all about good versus bad PR.  We will win this fight because we wont slip up.  It's only a matter of time before they go into the woods killing multiple elk and deer.  This is where I NEED ALL OF YOU.  I SAY AGAIN WE NEED ALL OF YOU to begin taking pictures of these attrocities.  Frank and I can't do it all by ourselves.  We need each and every one of you to go to these outdoor shows and take pictures of the antlers and their tags so we can prove that these are happening.  Otherwise we look like racist rednecks.  We will also need people to donate the use of their trail cams.  Otherwise we look ignorant and will look like we are attacking the poor Indians. 

[CJ-5]

When is your website going to be up Colockum?

[colockumelk]

To be honost Frank has done 99% of the website work.  I've been handling the PR stuff but when you go to the website you will see that Frank has done one hell of a job. Let me talk to Frank off line about when it's going to be up.  Id have to say by this weekend though. 

[Wenatcheejay]

http://wenatcheeworld.com/article/20090218/NEWS04/702189966

Posted February 18, 2009
 
ENTIAT — Chelan County has closed a three-mile section of Oklahoma Gulch Road to vehicle and snowmobile traffic to protect mule deer.
 
 

The section of road runs between Highway 97A north of Entiat, near mile marker 221, and a U.S. Forest Service road.
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife requested the closure last month because large numbers of deer congregate along the road in the valley when the mountain snow is deep and food is harder to find.

To bad they waited so long, but still, good job.

[bobcat]

That is great news. Good to hear! I'm surpised that they would do something like that, but it's awesome.   

[Guy]

Impressive. Let's hope it works.

[colockumelk]

Hopefully we can convince more road closures like that.  To be honest closing down the road spurs that lead to nowhere it the quickest and easiest way to solve most of our game managment problems.  I know many don't want to hear that but it's true. 

[colockumelk]

When is your website going to be up Colockum?

It's up, go to General Discussion and the Address is there.  Or click on this link.   

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,21090.0.html