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<blockquote data-quote="deleted user" data-source="post: 418700" data-attributes="member: 1778">Armstrong is no friend of North Dakota sportsmen (unless you're a billionaire hunting buddy). And if you think Armstrong Corp. isn't poised to profit off this move, I don't know what to tell you. Read Nick J. Simonson's article which shines some light on his record. <a href="https://dakotaedge.com/2022/11/04/armstrong-weak-for-nd-sportsmen/" target="_blank">https://dakotaedge.com/2022/11/04/armstrong-weak-for-nd-sportsmen/</a>It's sad to look at what we had even 10 years ago as far as access. Even worse is it took 2 legislative sessions to undo the good things ND had going for 130 years. The fight to privatize the shores of Sak will continue to ramp up. The tribes will continue to do so, out of state developers will be next, some of our state reps have tried to will themselves Corps land. And yes, the Farm Bureau is usually involved. The masses joining their side to decimate the Game &amp; Fish dept and conservation orgs in the name of baiting doesn't help, can't see the forest through the trees. Vote accordingly or your children will be paying an outfitter for every hunting and fishing trip if there's any game left at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted user, post: 418700, member: 1778"] Armstrong is no friend of North Dakota sportsmen (unless you're a billionaire hunting buddy). And if you think Armstrong Corp. isn't poised to profit off this move, I don't know what to tell you. Read Nick J. Simonson's article which shines some light on his record. [URL]https://dakotaedge.com/2022/11/04/armstrong-weak-for-nd-sportsmen/[/URL] It's sad to look at what we had even 10 years ago as far as access. Even worse is it took 2 legislative sessions to undo the good things ND had going for 130 years. The fight to privatize the shores of Sak will continue to ramp up. The tribes will continue to do so, out of state developers will be next, some of our state reps have tried to will themselves Corps land. And yes, the Farm Bureau is usually involved. The masses joining their side to decimate the Game & Fish dept and conservation orgs in the name of baiting doesn't help, can't see the forest through the trees. Vote accordingly or your children will be paying an outfitter for every hunting and fishing trip if there's any game left at all. [/QUOTE]

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