Crawl66

A few thoughts come to mind on this subject. 1: Hunting over water is definitely next. Commissioner's mentioned it in their fair chase prepared statements. 2: Game & Fish has some responsibility in this as they are willing to allow Commissioner Tags to be sold at hundreds of thousands of dollars. Those who are affluent enough to purchase those tags will spare no expense to paying guides to find them that trophy animal. 3. As hunters are forced to change their hunting strategies, the quality of your hunt will suffer. How so? Well if i have to scout for my hunt next week and this is the week your hunting, i am sorry but i have to be in the field to be able to locate the game i am after. 4. When defining fair chase by a select few, there personal views and morals play into that decision. We can all argue different points of fair chase, but reality is the North American Wildlife Model is based on science not personal opinions and agendas. 5. As mentioned by others, the Cattleman's Association did not take a stance on this (why would they if you have one of the commissioners on your board and has owned multiple ranches). This commissioner should have excused himself from the vote as he clearly had conflicting interest. 6. Disappointed in some of our wildlife organizations as they supported the ban when the majority of their members were against the ban.

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