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Dont bet on it hughie boy.
Hewie the regs wont even be formally adopted till 4-13/14. Im not beating on my chest hewie boy, im beatin on the WDFW and whoever proposed the rule change to allow archers into the ML seasons. If the regs are being printed now i'd sure like the phone no: of the printer. Help a brother out here wont ya?
He probably knows, just like a lot of us know, that in the past the regulations have been available just a few days after the April meeting in which they supposedly were just approved and adopted. Those print shops sure work amazingly fast.
Quote from: bobcat on April 08, 2012, 09:00:47 PMHe probably knows, just like a lot of us know, that in the past the regulations have been available just a few days after the April meeting in which they supposedly were just approved and adopted. Those print shops sure work amazingly fast. I knew i was right about you Bobcat.
Quote from: washelkhunter on April 08, 2012, 09:04:30 PMQuote from: bobcat on April 08, 2012, 09:00:47 PMHe probably knows, just like a lot of us know, that in the past the regulations have been available just a few days after the April meeting in which they supposedly were just approved and adopted. Those print shops sure work amazingly fast. I knew i was right about you Bobcat.You were in on this proposal for archery in ML all along eh? You sure havent come out against it, not one peep. Who's ear do you have?And I knew I was right about you.
Why would I be against it when I see the benefits of allowing archery equipment during muzzleloader seasons? I've already stated several times that I see advantages to all hunters in the changing of this rule. The change would allow more flexibility for all hunters and provide options that we now don't have. There's no downside to it as far as I can tell.
Quote from: bobcat on April 08, 2012, 09:14:30 PMWhy would I be against it when I see the benefits of allowing archery equipment during muzzleloader seasons? I've already stated several times that I see advantages to all hunters in the changing of this rule. The change would allow more flexibility for all hunters and provide options that we now don't have. There's no downside to it as far as I can tell.I didnt say you were against it. I know your 110% behind it. More flexibility for archers, not all hunters.Not ML's. You will be interested to read the letter i sent to the Commission on fri. Im gonna let them ruminate on it till monday night, then ill post it on this thread. You archers have really opened up a bad can of worms. Somebody was'nt thinking right when they came up with this. Ce Le Gerre!
Quote from: washelkhunter on April 08, 2012, 09:30:58 PMQuote from: bobcat on April 08, 2012, 09:14:30 PMWhy would I be against it when I see the benefits of allowing archery equipment during muzzleloader seasons? I've already stated several times that I see advantages to all hunters in the changing of this rule. The change would allow more flexibility for all hunters and provide options that we now don't have. There's no downside to it as far as I can tell.I didnt say you were against it. I know your 110% behind it. More flexibility for archers, not all hunters.Not ML's. You will be interested to read the letter i sent to the Commission on fri. Im gonna let them ruminate on it till monday night, then ill post it on this thread. You archers have really opened up a bad can of worms. Somebody was'nt thinking right when they came up with this. Ce Le Gerre!Yes, it would provide more flexibility for ALL hunters, if you choose to take advantage of it. If you don't, well then that is your loss. With this change I can now hunt a parcel of private property with my muzzleloader tag. The owner of the property will only allow bow hunting. The unit has a early and a late muzzleloader season. But only has an early archery season. So if I want to hunt during the late season, I need a muzzleloader tag, and I also need to hunt with a bow. That's just one example. There are many more. As I said, there's no downside to the change.
Quote from: bobcat on April 08, 2012, 09:38:21 PMYes, it would provide more flexibility for ALL hunters, if you choose to take advantage of it. If you don't, well then that is your loss. With this change I can now hunt a parcel of private property with my muzzleloader tag. The owner of the property will only allow bow hunting. The unit has a early and a late muzzleloader season. But only has an early archery season. So if I want to hunt during the late season, I need a muzzleloader tag, and I also need to hunt with a bow. That's just one example. There are many more. As I said, there's no downside to the change.Certainly not for you Bobcat, not for you.
Yes, it would provide more flexibility for ALL hunters, if you choose to take advantage of it. If you don't, well then that is your loss. With this change I can now hunt a parcel of private property with my muzzleloader tag. The owner of the property will only allow bow hunting. The unit has a early and a late muzzleloader season. But only has an early archery season. So if I want to hunt during the late season, I need a muzzleloader tag, and I also need to hunt with a bow. That's just one example. There are many more. As I said, there's no downside to the change.
