Funny how ignorant these people are... their argument is that now canoers, hikers, and horseback riders have to "share" the park... well, unfortunately, there is no sunday bowhunting in "parks" only in WMA, which no biker, hiker, canoeist, horseback rider, or treehugger paid for. Hunters paid for that through lisence sales, and we've had to share the land we preserved with all of these other recreations. They are so quick to protest hunting on land that wouldn't be there if it weren't for us.. lets see how pissed they'd be if only hunters were allowed in the WMA since we paid for it... or how hurt they would be if the state turned around and charged a $5 biking or hiking permit.( which in all fairness they should do..use it, contribute)
Nothing pisses me off more than misinformed people having problems with hunting on WMA's, but yet they have no idea how that "public" land came to be.
Nothing pisses me off more than misinformed people having problems with hunting on WMA's, but yet they have no idea how that "public" land came to be.
