Getting neighbors onboard with big buck mgmt

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

There was an actual proposed tripletail limit under consideration, and scheduled to be discussed at one of the commission meetings. It was not passed, and the letter writing campaign pretty much ended consideration of the proposed regulation, at least for now.

Shooting down government growth before it happens is always much easier than rolling it back once it becomes law. Obamacare is a great example, but the same principle holds with wildlife regulations.

You got a link that says that any letters ended the 'proposed' regulation?

"proposed regulations" there are proposed regulations every single day that never make it off the floor of the governing body because they are junk, just like this tripletail thing. It was all a bunch of WAY overhyped junk. Reminded me of the overhyped gun grab that was 'proposed' remember that? Not one regulation came out of it, except now I can't go and buy .22 ammo because a bunch of folks got paranoid, thats another topic though

and what in the world does 'proposed limit under consideration' even mean? Nothing

[MathGeek]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

"proposed regulations" there are proposed regulations every single day that never make it off the floor of the governing body because they are junk, just like this tripletail thing. It was all a bunch of WAY overhyped junk. Reminded me of the overhyped gun grab that was 'proposed' remember that? Not one regulation came out of it, except now I can't go and buy .22 ammo because a bunch of folks got paranoid, thats another topic though

and what in the world does 'proposed limit under consideration' even mean? Nothing

http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/news/36868

Seems like it was more than an "overhyped" rumor when the governing body with the authority to establish the regulation issues an official "Notice of Intent."

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/news/36868

Seems like it was more than an "overhyped" rumor when the governing body with the authority to establish the regulation issues an official "Notice of Intent."

I asked if you had a link to where letters did anything?

There are steps to get something passed, notice of intent isn't the law, there is a public comment session before anything gets passed (and why its important to actually show up and voice your concern) they also use terms such as declaration of emergency as in below, but there ain't no emergency, just legal jargon:

1. To Consider Declaration of Emergency to Open Deer Season on Kisatchie National Forest during the Period November 22-28, 2013
2. To Consider Declaration of Emergency for Additional Buck Season Dates in Deer Area 7