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<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 60984" data-attributes="member: 373">Ah wags, it sounds as if you speak from experience regarding ones panties?&nbsp; No need to worry, I appreciate sarcasm as much as anyone. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Kurt, that brings up a question I would ask during the last M 5 discussion, where is a ND convention whereby national policy can be discussed and formated for any of these nonprofit orgs? There is none. &quot;Send in your monies and shut the hell up, us fellas from various corporations that&nbsp; do this kinda stuff will appoint our buddies and determine policy relating to you peons hunting and will decide how to spend your monies. &quot;There are local groups, we have a local Mouse River Loop Pheasants that keeps ALL the monies local and has no affiliation and puts them back into great projects and opportunities for our youth. Farmers, ranchers, businessmen,&nbsp; employees at the local Cenex, ect..........all work together to make this a great org and a success. My sons have raised birds for them for a few years now. Great group. But these groups are far different than most of the ones people join without really knowing the end game or who is involved. Because often as I mentioned before, that &quot;end game&quot; is what pushes the pendelum to far the other way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 60984, member: 373"] Ah wags, it sounds as if you speak from experience regarding ones panties? No need to worry, I appreciate sarcasm as much as anyone. :) Kurt, that brings up a question I would ask during the last M 5 discussion, where is a ND convention whereby national policy can be discussed and formated for any of these nonprofit orgs? There is none. "Send in your monies and shut the hell up, us fellas from various corporations that do this kinda stuff will appoint our buddies and determine policy relating to you peons hunting and will decide how to spend your monies. " There are local groups, we have a local Mouse River Loop Pheasants that keeps ALL the monies local and has no affiliation and puts them back into great projects and opportunities for our youth. Farmers, ranchers, businessmen, employees at the local Cenex, ect..........all work together to make this a great org and a success. My sons have raised birds for them for a few years now. Great group. But these groups are far different than most of the ones people join without really knowing the end game or who is involved. Because often as I mentioned before, that "end game" is what pushes the pendelum to far the other way. [/QUOTE]

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