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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 391517" data-attributes="member: 217">I do believe that most sportsman, land owners want what's best for north dakota wildlife. The issue again is the lack of research into cwd and less habitat that our wildlife need to handle those extreme conditions of North Dakota. We all should be focusing our energy on the ones who are in charge of managing our natural resources (wilderness) the game and fish and allocating funds that can be used to produce more habitat. I admit I'm good at arm chairing it on a website and explaining the frustrations that everyone has debated on this site a thousand times. And their are those who do tirelessly push for sportsman rights against those who want to change the traditions that has made hunting possible when majority of the land in north dakota is private. I'm all for change if that is necessary but what is proposed by the government bodies to slow the down spreading of cwd is discouraging and that the money should be spent on better research. That's where we make progress for both sides of the issue when it comes to saving our north dakota wildlife.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 391517, member: 217"] I do believe that most sportsman, land owners want what's best for north dakota wildlife. The issue again is the lack of research into cwd and less habitat that our wildlife need to handle those extreme conditions of North Dakota. We all should be focusing our energy on the ones who are in charge of managing our natural resources (wilderness) the game and fish and allocating funds that can be used to produce more habitat. I admit I'm good at arm chairing it on a website and explaining the frustrations that everyone has debated on this site a thousand times. And their are those who do tirelessly push for sportsman rights against those who want to change the traditions that has made hunting possible when majority of the land in north dakota is private. I'm all for change if that is necessary but what is proposed by the government bodies to slow the down spreading of cwd is discouraging and that the money should be spent on better research. That's where we make progress for both sides of the issue when it comes to saving our north dakota wildlife. [/QUOTE]

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