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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 151422" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>you want facts? im more of an experiment kinda guy. tell u what. lets meet up at your local h.s. parking lot. ya know what you pick the town. any rural town in nd. lets go through the titles to those kids cars. how many are registered to farms do you think? is it legal to use a farm vehicle to drive to school? id imagine most of those that are farm vehicles dont have an insurance policy that covers a 16 year old driving to school. how many are running dyed? how come i have to trailer all my heavy equipment from jobsite to jobsite? how come there isnt a busy season for me where the public service puts out a statement telling people to watch out for slow vehicles down the hwys? when the weather disrupts completions dates of our projects or progress is slowed to a point of lost revenue how come theres not a program to make up my losses? for decades we have had a good system that has kept relations good between hunter/landowners. that relationship has benefited both sides. one supports the rural lifestyle and uses the positive relationship to maintain the family farm and programs at the voting booth. the other provides a place to hunt. weve had this discussion before gst. you disrupt the balance weve maintained and itll get worse for both farmers and sportmen alike. this isnt a threat. this is reality. you turn people away from the outdoors and what the hell difference does it matter to them anymore. the reason nd is so pro-ag is because of that connection. if that is is lost forget support for pro-ag measures from would be hunters. they have less of a reason to care anymore. destroying this over an minority of slob hunters is just playing roulette with a fully loaded gun. everyone will get blasted.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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