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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 391379" data-attributes="member: 217">I agree that bringing back habitat will always be sportsman #1 challenge of wildlife numbers in north dakota. And when we here culling come into the discussion, we know that sportsman have no say in what our permits and licenses fees are used for by the game and fish. Culling is going to be a common solution like other states are doing because they don't have the sportsman who hunt anymore. Maybe north dakota needs to vote for a better conservation state ran administration like a department of natural resources. An agency that has the authority to restrict the removal of natural grasslands and wetlands from being destroyed. Yeah I know drive a wedge in further between the sportsman and the land owners, well something different needs to be done here, if we cant find the absolute scientific evidence that can pin point to the leading causes to the spreading of cwd to other animals.Because the way its looking, North Dakota is going to be pay to hunt faster then we can imagine, next it will be high fence hunting as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 391379, member: 217"] I agree that bringing back habitat will always be sportsman #1 challenge of wildlife numbers in north dakota. And when we here culling come into the discussion, we know that sportsman have no say in what our permits and licenses fees are used for by the game and fish. Culling is going to be a common solution like other states are doing because they don't have the sportsman who hunt anymore. Maybe north dakota needs to vote for a better conservation state ran administration like a department of natural resources. An agency that has the authority to restrict the removal of natural grasslands and wetlands from being destroyed. Yeah I know drive a wedge in further between the sportsman and the land owners, well something different needs to be done here, if we cant find the absolute scientific evidence that can pin point to the leading causes to the spreading of cwd to other animals. Because the way its looking, North Dakota is going to be pay to hunt faster then we can imagine, next it will be high fence hunting as well. [/QUOTE]

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