Iowa considers Contraceptive?
#12
RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
Dont kid your selves, this has been in the works for awhile, they continue to work on it, and when they find a cost efficient way to deliver it, some types of hunting and places to hunt will be affected. PETA Freaks, FarmGroups and Insurance Companys will demand it!
#13
RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
Everyone saying "it'll never happen" is being VERY naive about this situation.
I'll bet $100 cities hire sharpshooters at +/-$300 a head in lieu of leaving it up to the state DNR and hunters. They do it, already. Who's pulling THEIR strings???
Like I said all along.....I just don't want to ever be one of thos guys that wakes up one day saying...."I didn't think they could do that".
I'll bet $100 cities hire sharpshooters at +/-$300 a head in lieu of leaving it up to the state DNR and hunters. They do it, already. Who's pulling THEIR strings???
Like I said all along.....I just don't want to ever be one of thos guys that wakes up one day saying...."I didn't think they could do that".
#14
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
Everyone saying "it'll never happen" is being VERY naive about this situation.
I'll bet $100 cities hire sharpshooters at +/-$300 a head in lieu of leaving it up to the state DNR and hunters. They do it, already. Who's pulling THEIR strings???
Like I said all along.....I just don't want to ever be one of thos guys that wakes up one day saying...."I didn't think they could do that".
Everyone saying "it'll never happen" is being VERY naive about this situation.
I'll bet $100 cities hire sharpshooters at +/-$300 a head in lieu of leaving it up to the state DNR and hunters. They do it, already. Who's pulling THEIR strings???
Like I said all along.....I just don't want to ever be one of thos guys that wakes up one day saying...."I didn't think they could do that".
#16
RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
Contraceptives have been an expensive failure everywhere they've been tried , what makes Iowa figure that they'll do any better? You'd think they'd learn from the mistakes others have made.
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,925
RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
What a crock.When the insurance industry started pushing for more deer to be killed in this state hunters stepped up to the plate and the DNR started offering more seasons, huge amounts of doe tags, and a way to get rid of all the extra deer people wanted to shoot but had no room for through the HUSH program.Many lockers in the state now except deer through this program and the meat goes to feed the hungry.Hunters for thier part killed record numbers of does every year since the tags became available, turned the tides and for the first time since deer season was established killed more does then bucks yearly.Weve also funded the Hush program without help of any sort from the same insurance industry that lobbied for this deer kill off with monies added on to the cost of our licenses.
By even suggesting contraceptives in areas like Iowa City theyre ignoring the real problem, to many urban areas and private NR owned lands are becoming huge deer sanctuaries.Nothing against NR hunters intended but the current licensing system many of them are lucky to get to hunt land they own here maybe every 2 or 3 years, much of the land sits idle in the meantime and becomes affective deer refuges.It doesnt take deer long to recognize these places as safe areas.Iowa City chose not to let the DNR do thier job in the city and manage the deer numbers through hunting, they opted for spending vast amounts of money hiring sharp shooters instead.They footed the bill for it so its thier problem if its not effective.But getting the state involved in this type of craps going to mean either the state or DNR will footing the bill for a program thats ineffective and has very short term results.Im gonna email some of my elected officials now, this just pisses me off[:@][:'(]
By even suggesting contraceptives in areas like Iowa City theyre ignoring the real problem, to many urban areas and private NR owned lands are becoming huge deer sanctuaries.Nothing against NR hunters intended but the current licensing system many of them are lucky to get to hunt land they own here maybe every 2 or 3 years, much of the land sits idle in the meantime and becomes affective deer refuges.It doesnt take deer long to recognize these places as safe areas.Iowa City chose not to let the DNR do thier job in the city and manage the deer numbers through hunting, they opted for spending vast amounts of money hiring sharp shooters instead.They footed the bill for it so its thier problem if its not effective.But getting the state involved in this type of craps going to mean either the state or DNR will footing the bill for a program thats ineffective and has very short term results.Im gonna email some of my elected officials now, this just pisses me off[:@][:'(]
#19
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
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RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
ORIGINAL: PreacherTony
Jeff, they do it out here in the town of Amherst, NY, a suburb of Buffalo. Instead of allowing a controlled bowhunt, they snipe 'em. Other places in WNY too. It's real and happening now. You are so right.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
Everyone saying "it'll never happen" is being VERY naive about this situation.
I'll bet $100 cities hire sharpshooters at +/-$300 a head in lieu of leaving it up to the state DNR and hunters. They do it, already. Who's pulling THEIR strings???
Like I said all along.....I just don't want to ever be one of thos guys that wakes up one day saying...."I didn't think they could do that".
Everyone saying "it'll never happen" is being VERY naive about this situation.
I'll bet $100 cities hire sharpshooters at +/-$300 a head in lieu of leaving it up to the state DNR and hunters. They do it, already. Who's pulling THEIR strings???
Like I said all along.....I just don't want to ever be one of thos guys that wakes up one day saying...."I didn't think they could do that".
#20
RE: Iowa considers Contraceptive?
East coast happenings. Probably also hunter apathy, not enough interest in the bowhunt from locals, so the city hires sharpshooters. Who knows,they still can't hunt on Sundays in some states. West of the Mississippi, different points of view and outlook on everything.