Darn same the daily bag limit doesn't include politicans

Darn same the daily bag limit doesn't include politicans

You're pretty sure of your facts are you?

I thought you had previously said as much. If I am mistaken..... my apologies.

Put it this way, I did not vote for our current governor and will not be voting for her this time around either. But if the republican challenger is in complete lockstep with "you know who" I could not support that either.

Certainly not a huge fan of "you know who" either. But I did vote for him and would again if the election were today because what matters most is court appointments, and he's done splendidly in that department.

Vote " R " this time peeler

To me the state is a total loss. Oregon is next in line.

You do know any Republican gets a list from Federalist Society? Charles Koch of the famous Koch brothers. I say famous, cause I like them.

"McConnell’s mission
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has made confirming conservative judges his singular focus. In 2018 he described his goal at a gala of the Federalist Society, the four-decades-old legal network that’s become the pipeline for Republican judicial appointees: It’s “to do everything we can, for as long as we can, to transform the federal judiciary, because everything else we do is transitory.”"

Time.

I’ll hazard a guess that the Governor is a Democrat

Interesting, dirt!

If you have something specific to say...... then say it!! I do not have the bandwidth to disentangle your riddles!!!

Yes, I can trap beaver anyplace in the State. No bag limits on bobcat and after using cages for a lot of years now I don't consider them the hindrance that those with less experience do. I felt it was the end of trapping at one time but not so much anymore. You are right, we are all under attack. We are fighting some things right now. We all need to keep vigilant.

I hear what you're saying Bruce. My thinking is how the heck can I navigate the Siletz river with enough cage traps to make a decent daily beaver catch?

For that matter, how many coyotes can you catch in cage traps? Doubt you would have to limit your number of sets out to avoid going over your new limit in Colorado.



I find it interesting that the governor appointed THREE new commissioners for this meeting and NONE of them have been approved yet. But they were still allowed to present new proposals and be the deciding votes. What if the Senate doesn't approve them? Will these new regulations they passed still stand? I'm assuming they will, but I'm not so sure they legally should.

The meaning behind his quotes can be confusing.

In his first sentence maybe he's saying that Trump simply picked jurists from a list provided to him by the Federalist Society which is not a bad thing at all. I know the Society vetted Trump's list of SCOTUS nominees.

And of course Charles Koch gets the list, that's the least the Society can do in return for the massive donations they receive from Koch Industries (I like the Koch bros to).

As for the quote about McConnell's mission...if you figure out a hidden meaning there...let us know.

That's an interesting point. I bet a trapping organization concerning enough to fund a legal challenge to these new regulations could have them stayed and potentially reversed.

I find it interesting that folks from different states under Democrat leadership are arguing who's trapping rights have been beat down the least, as we all head toward that end.

And, back to the original question, it is definitely a loss. We can't declare a win when we are only averting further loss of our rights. Reversing the trend and regaining something would be a win.

BRUCE
Yes we can trap beaver anywhere in the state [/b]BUt[b] when the beaver relocators, that WSTA joined forces with, (half azzed endorsed@ your recommendation) get in your face and spring your traps because they relocated beaver to that area, can't really call that a win for trapping.

[quote=bearcat2]For that matter, how many coyotes can you catch in cage traps? Doubt you would have to limit your number of sets out to avoid going over your new limit in Colorado.


This pertains to hunting as well!