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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 201684" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>Thanks for the compliment Ghost.&nbsp; Block management is completely different than this project.&nbsp; Block management was designed with the express purpose of providing hunting access. If this group was to put their land into block management and have limitations on the number of hunters like many other block management parcels I would sing a completely different tune.&nbsp; This project states they want to increase wildlife populations, but with little to no mention of utilizing these population increases.&nbsp; They don't allow predator hunting on their lands and only walk in or horse access for archery deer and only youth rifle hunts.&nbsp; No Elk.&nbsp; Interesting!!!&nbsp; Their director published several papers on wolf reintroduction, mountain lion conservation, bison reintroduction and protection, some predator evaluations, some livestock papers that were trying to get rid of cattle and replace with bison, as well as other biodiversity papers which highlight natural balances without human interventions or actions.&nbsp; Once this group has purchased the lands between these public parcels, I have a strong suspicion hunting will be abolished.&nbsp; Not to mention I know some Montana folks that DESPISE this project.&nbsp; I just don't think this has anything to do with public access and everything to do with public exclusion.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 201684, member: 314"] Thanks for the compliment Ghost. Block management is completely different than this project. Block management was designed with the express purpose of providing hunting access. If this group was to put their land into block management and have limitations on the number of hunters like many other block management parcels I would sing a completely different tune. This project states they want to increase wildlife populations, but with little to no mention of utilizing these population increases. They don't allow predator hunting on their lands and only walk in or horse access for archery deer and only youth rifle hunts. No Elk. Interesting!!! Their director published several papers on wolf reintroduction, mountain lion conservation, bison reintroduction and protection, some predator evaluations, some livestock papers that were trying to get rid of cattle and replace with bison, as well as other biodiversity papers which highlight natural balances without human interventions or actions. Once this group has purchased the lands between these public parcels, I have a strong suspicion hunting will be abolished. Not to mention I know some Montana folks that DESPISE this project. I just don't think this has anything to do with public access and everything to do with public exclusion. [/QUOTE]

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