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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Uncle Jimbo" data-source="post: 256256" data-attributes="member: 3880">Another play straight outta Gabe's book. Refuse to answer the question and then start addressing issues that weren't even brought up.I asked two simple questions. What is your definition of a real sportsman? Why are the three people you keep referring to not considered real sportsmen? See post 145.Instead of answering those questions you bring up the North Dakota Natural Resources Trust which doesn't have anything to do with the questions I asked, unless you are inferring involvement with that group makes one unable to be real sportsmen. If that's the case, why not just say it? Nothing in your responses has directly answered the questions, rather they've been indirect answers, cryptic responses and novels about topics seemingly unrelated. Nobody here used the line "real sportsmen" as many times as you have and I was merely asking what you meant by it.There are a lot of differing opinions on NDA and by and large everyone here respects each other and engages in civil dialogue despite those differing opinions. Unfortunately you seem to have erratic emotional responses to simple questions that don't seem proportional to the question or topic at hand. It makes it seem as though you have something to hide and are not being honest with your fellow NDA members. I had a beer with John Bradley at a Pheasants Forever event this winter. He seemed like a good guy and we swapped hunting stories. He told me about his recent successful public land elk hunt in Montana. To me he seemed like a very real sportsman and I would be happy to have another beer with him and share more stories about our outdoor adventures. Knowing the little bit that I do about him, I find it hard to believe anyone who has met him would call him anything but a real sportsman.</blockquote>

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