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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 245498" data-attributes="member: 704">Yes on one hand regulation are simply a pain in the rear.&nbsp; Especially as you indicated qualifications for writing a lesson plan.&nbsp; On the other hand our grandson had his leg broken at a day care and they never told the parents.&nbsp; He was so little he didn't walk yet so it took a couple of weeks for people to catch on and they didn't know why he was crying so much.&nbsp; The day care simply tried to hide what they knew. Fritz I wouldn't question your motives, if not for your dislike those who&nbsp; promote public land like Randy Newberg.&nbsp; I could remember the guys name the other day with the opioid meds I am taking for pain, but things are clear today.&nbsp; You run an outfitter business.&nbsp; Open public land is a competes with you.&nbsp; Do it yourself promoters detract from your profit.&nbsp; I get it.&nbsp; Why should ranchers expect taxpayers to build fence for them.&nbsp; If they build fence and someone else gets the bid what happens on private land?&nbsp; Why would anyone not expect these things on private land, but expect it from their government?&nbsp; On one hand some complain about the welfare mentality and on the other hand they have the welfare mentality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 245498, member: 704"] Yes on one hand regulation are simply a pain in the rear. Especially as you indicated qualifications for writing a lesson plan. On the other hand our grandson had his leg broken at a day care and they never told the parents. He was so little he didn't walk yet so it took a couple of weeks for people to catch on and they didn't know why he was crying so much. The day care simply tried to hide what they knew. Fritz I wouldn't question your motives, if not for your dislike those who promote public land like Randy Newberg. I could remember the guys name the other day with the opioid meds I am taking for pain, but things are clear today. You run an outfitter business. Open public land is a competes with you. Do it yourself promoters detract from your profit. I get it. Why should ranchers expect taxpayers to build fence for them. If they build fence and someone else gets the bid what happens on private land? Why would anyone not expect these things on private land, but expect it from their government? On one hand some complain about the welfare mentality and on the other hand they have the welfare mentality. [/QUOTE]

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