What a tool. #notmygovernor

He belongs to Muskrat.

As far as Evers and this recent bill . . . he's a Democrat. What else is there to say?

Evers had the guts (at the time of the election) to take on the RR crossing issue. Apparently a politician's trick to garner votes, since now my repeated emails to "Camp Tony" go unanswered regarding this issue.

Our republican governor at the time, Scott Walker, one of the Koch brothers' hopefuls who was bought and paid for, wouldn't help sportsmen and women gain access to thousands of acres of public lands and waters by simply signing a bill that would have allowed us to do so.

That bill, by the way, is coming back around again, via the Republican route from what I hear.

The Dirts of this world are about as useless as teats on a boar.

I blame the people that voted for him more than he himself.

" Some people who testified said they want other predator control programs to get started elsewhere in the state.

“I hope it works” in McGrath, said Dirt, a fishing guide and former hunting guide who lives in Skwentna. “And then you can move it over to our area.”

Echoing the complaints of McGrath residents, Dirt said moose have become hard to find around Skwentna. He blames wolves and bears, which prey on moose."

Maybe Dirt, is not as worthless as teets on a boar.

A thousand new moose hunters probably appreciate his work unknowingly.

Evers had the guts (at the time of the election) to take on the RR crossing issue. Apparently a politician's trick to garner votes, since now my repeated emails to "Camp Tony" go unanswered regarding this issue.

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Banning sportsmen and women from directly crossing the railroad tracks to gain access to public lands and waters that are otherwise off limits is about as effective in keeping drunks, the drug impaired, and suicidal persons from killing themselves on these RR tracks . . .

as . . .

introducing red flag bills and mandatory gun backs will be to keep criminals from shooting people.

Fortunately we have a Republican majority in the legislature. So this it's a feel good event. More Democratic posturing.

Meanwhile, the threat of fines and/or jail time continues to loom over those of us who continue to walk directly across the tracks to access public lands and waters that we have accessed in this manner for most of our lives.

And in that, the railroad will want to have immunity from any litigation resulting from any kind of accident.there's more to these kind of issues than just allowing a trapped to cross your property.