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<blockquote data-quote="BrockW" data-source="post: 413069" data-attributes="member: 5910">I’m a fifth generation North Dakotan and a lifelong hunter.&nbsp; Our state chapters have successfully opposed predator hunting bans and other anti-hunting efforts in other states.&nbsp; They’ve opened up hundreds of thousands of acres to public hunting.3 of our board members work in the oil and gas industry.&nbsp; To call us a liberal, sierra club type organization is wildly inaccurate.&nbsp; You may not agree with everything we do, and that’s fine.&nbsp; But at the end of the day our org’s membership is politically diverse with only 20% claiming to be democrat and 20% claiming republican.&nbsp; The rest claim independent or other.&nbsp; We work on behalf of and advocate for publicly owned lands and waters, publicly owned wildlife, access to them and the ability to hunt and pursue them in wild places by regular folks. That’s who we are, like us or not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrockW, post: 413069, member: 5910"] I’m a fifth generation North Dakotan and a lifelong hunter. Our state chapters have successfully opposed predator hunting bans and other anti-hunting efforts in other states. They’ve opened up hundreds of thousands of acres to public hunting. 3 of our board members work in the oil and gas industry. To call us a liberal, sierra club type organization is wildly inaccurate. You may not agree with everything we do, and that’s fine. But at the end of the day our org’s membership is politically diverse with only 20% claiming to be democrat and 20% claiming republican. The rest claim independent or other. We work on behalf of and advocate for publicly owned lands and waters, publicly owned wildlife, access to them and the ability to hunt and pursue them in wild places by regular folks. That’s who we are, like us or not. [/QUOTE]

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