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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 245423" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>I do get what fritz is trying to say. Bitten once twice shy. Heres the deal though, average joe nd taxpayer is the one taking the shaft here over this and im afraid will if it were to pass would take it as a major haymaker to the jaw. Good chance if this were to pass look for the voting public to be more out of touch and a little less sympathic to the farm community down the road. Im a 4th generation nodaker. Ive never been fortunate enough to own land. I just for the life of me cant figure out how putting signs up is such a burden??? If this is truly about animal cruelty or dapl then why the hell drag real taxpaying nd sportsman into it? The true alliance between the farmer and nd sportsman has been good to both side for as long as ive been alive? If you are the farm beaureu or cattlemens assoc. why would you think sticking the sportsmen of the state is a good idea. As nd urbanizes how can farmers/ranchers lose urban sportsman? Do farmers like the epa up there ass? How about osha? Wait....you cant cut that crop because the double chested brown rump humminbird moth has a nest in your 22$ soybeans(im an eternal optimist). If you like ny, california or any other blue urbanized area this will definately get you there sooner.</p></blockquote><p></p>