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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 201699" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>The more I read about this project, the more I wish I had a couple million to buy a couple stretches of land to put a few pins in this balloon by building roads and providing permanent access to the public lands.&nbsp; I'm convinced now this is nothing but eyewash for the anti-hunting movement.&nbsp; The block management and easements are temporary concessions that will be yanked upon reaching their objectives.&nbsp; The restrictions currently in place and those restrictions projected to be implemented by this group are deeply concerning.&nbsp; Hope the MT folks can put he kibosh on this deal.&nbsp; Sorry Ghost, but I don't see this as benefiting anyone in the sporting community.&nbsp; Especially the youngsters coming up that will need a place to hunt.&nbsp; The money trail leads to some nefarious individuals and organizations that have a pronounced history of anti-hunting activities and leanings.&nbsp; I also looked into the 2nd amendment attitudes of several individuals and organizations involved here and was NOT impressed.&nbsp; I, like you, would rather these folks truly want to preserve and conserve wildlife and create a wild place where folks could go an hunt, observe, photograph, and otherwise use and enjoy the land, but I fear a deeper political agenda here that has very little to do with wildlife and more to do with creating a no-go zone for the public under the guise of wildlife conservation.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 201699, member: 314"] The more I read about this project, the more I wish I had a couple million to buy a couple stretches of land to put a few pins in this balloon by building roads and providing permanent access to the public lands. I'm convinced now this is nothing but eyewash for the anti-hunting movement. The block management and easements are temporary concessions that will be yanked upon reaching their objectives. The restrictions currently in place and those restrictions projected to be implemented by this group are deeply concerning. Hope the MT folks can put he kibosh on this deal. Sorry Ghost, but I don't see this as benefiting anyone in the sporting community. Especially the youngsters coming up that will need a place to hunt. The money trail leads to some nefarious individuals and organizations that have a pronounced history of anti-hunting activities and leanings. I also looked into the 2nd amendment attitudes of several individuals and organizations involved here and was NOT impressed. I, like you, would rather these folks truly want to preserve and conserve wildlife and create a wild place where folks could go an hunt, observe, photograph, and otherwise use and enjoy the land, but I fear a deeper political agenda here that has very little to do with wildlife and more to do with creating a no-go zone for the public under the guise of wildlife conservation. [/QUOTE]

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