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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fritz the Cat" data-source="post: 244301" data-attributes="member: 605">Davey, good catch, they are not from North Dakota. Notice Dave Brandt. They don't mention that he is employed with the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center (USGS) in Jamestown. Was a moderator on nodakouthouse. Was the 2008 president of the North Dakota wildlife federation. Was a sponsor of the fair chase folly where he met Land Tawney. Was a sponsor of the 5% oil revenue rip off. The National Wildlife federation created the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers putting Land Tawney at the helm who brings aboard old buddy Dave Brandt. During the fair chase folly, sponsor Dave Brandt used to say, Let's keep this in front of the public. Remember the pages and pages, fair chase er..no it's about disease er, no it's about ethics er..no it's about....It was never about any of that. The game and fish departments around the United States used to do the inventories for all kinds of species. They pushed it away 30 years ago to the Board of Animal Health which is agriculture. Joint jurisdiction. Two classifications came about in Century Codes. Non-traditional livestock. Ratites, reptiles, eyexers mink, fox, pheasant, elk, geese, deer, and the list is long. Two classifications...in the Game and Fish section 20, elk, deer moose are "Big Game Specie" in the Livestock section 36, they are "Farmed Elk" Wildlife agencies have since had a change of mind. They want them back under their bailiwick. After 30 years of things happening this way, changing it is a bit of a reach by the wildlife agencies especially considering that they are not interested in taking over the duties of the rest of the NTL's only singling out deer and elk industries away from the rest of the herd. Think wolves.Federal and State wildlife agencies cannot and should not be allowed to introduce Bills. That is why they have their surrogate NGO's do it for them. Minnesota is going through the same thing we did 8 years ago. Above, there are five Bills. (keep it in front of the public) I believe many of these Bills are huff fluff and puff but the real target is:<a href="http://www.revisor.mn.gov/bin/getbill.php?number=HF0553&version=latest&session=91&session_number=0&session_year=2019" target="_blank">H. F. 553,</a> A bill for an act relating to agriculture; natural resources; transferring farmed Cervidae regulatory duties and powers from Board of Animal Health to Department of Natural Resources. Is there anyone who does not have this figured out yet? CWD is real. That said, there is an old adage that can be applied here. Never let a crisis go to waste. Placing the deer and elk producers underneath a single jurisdiction or the Department of Natural Resources in Minnesota is the equivalent of placing coal mines under an over zealous unregulated EPA. What was it Obama said about regulating coal mines out of business?And Land Tawney started Montana Sportsmen for Obama. Can you believe it, they still have the website up?<a href="https://my.ofa.us/page/content/mtsportsmen" target="_blank">https://my.ofa.us/page/content/mtsportsmen</a>Wouldn't it be nice if all these community organizers had to find real employment?</blockquote>

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