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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 177162" data-attributes="member: 373">So we now go from ranchers being people that damage landscapes to being braggarts...........Now you claim I "attack" anything that is not supporting ag...........yet in a separate thread I have been pretty candid and honest about my belief that govt involvement in ag is not good for ag and why. It appears rather than wishing ot have a worthwhile discussion you are trying ot start an argument. You asked for examples how ag groups are supporting sportsmen. I shared links to ag groups that are acknowledging good stewardship practices that several groups believe benefit wildlife which in turn one can say benefits sportsmen. You then asked for links and I politely shared them. Yet look where you have taken this. "afraid".come on Eric why post something so childish and stupid. plainsman simply posts similar stupid shit that most often when about agriculture is simply not true.  period. I understand most sportsmen are not like plainsman. I understand that most on here support agriculture ......well despite those that claim to while at the same time suggesting livestock producers are merely trying to mitigate damage" when they rise above and beyond their peers to be recognized byt not only those peers but those i the wildlife and sportsmen arena. I would much more enjoy having good dialogue about issues than responding ot personal posts such as you have started. You asked a question I responded in a non personal manner, yet look where we now are.............Nodak Angler is a FAR better site when it comes ot those that would bash on agriculture. Many of the old familiar faces on other sites including the one plains moderates that would engage in that are not here, maybe they simply got tired of someone sharing a few facts and links to set the record straight when others would post less than factual claims and accusations. Who knows. If you truly are interested in seeing how ag benefits sportsmen, stop on up next Dec with your bow if you haven't filled your tag. We have "mitigated damages" on our lands around here so well we generally have a few hundred deer spending the winter months in our trees we plant and wetlands we leave that get a  bit annoying with the damage they can do. More than a few sportsmen enjoyed their time here last winter helping "mitigate" those "damages" .</blockquote>

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