It looks like this could be a real thing. https://www.longrangehunting.com/th...-for-hunt-on-public-land.333673/#post-2845080
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It is already, since comments closed on 6/20. This is another example of changing law by using agencies instead of lawmakers. Then they force the opposition to use up their money to fight the ‘regulations’ that have been put into place illegally.
No more taking game on the king’s land, under penalty of loss of your possessions and even your freedom. Sound familiar at all?
They are allowing conservation groups to lease the land and then kick everyone off of it. So millionaire/billionaire interest groups, tree huggers etc can lease the land and put up no trespassing signs.
Yup I agree with both posts. They've been coming at us for decades. The problem is their numbers are growing and the number of hunters/ shooters are declining. Heck we even have zips in the wire.It is already, since comments closed on 6/20. This is another example of changing law by using agencies instead of lawmakers. Then they force the opposition to use up their money to fight the ‘regulations’ that have been put into place illegally.
No more taking game on the king’s land, under penalty of loss of your possessions and even your freedom. Sound familiar at all?
When was that post? Extended until when?
That post was 42 minutes ago on LRH. Here's the link for the extension. It looks like the comments extension is until 7/05/2023. https://www.federalregister.gov/doc...-landscape-health-extension-of-comment-periodWhen was that post? Extended until when?
The comment period was already forced to be reopened once, until 6/20.
Notice how the comment period is only extended to 7/5/23. That's immediately after the 4th of July holiday, when they know most people are going to be focused on time with their families. That's also an extension of a mere 15 days.That post was 42 minutes ago on LRH. Here's the link for the extension. https://www.federalregister.gov/doc...-landscape-health-extension-of-comment-period
It's pretty much flying under the wired. I would have never known if it wasn't posted on LRH. I brought it over here because of the sheer number of shooters on SH. Especially long range shooters which need long stretches of public lands. Strength in numbers.Notice how the comment period is only extended to 7/5/23. That's immediately after the 4th of July holiday, when they know most people are going to be focused on time with their families. That's also an extension of a mere 15 days.
Probably the BLM, Fish and Game, Forestry, State patrol, any agency that has jurisdiction when it comes to hunting, fishing, forestry ete. Heck maybe even create another entity just for it. More voters for the left.Wonder how that will be enforced? 87,000 more blm agents?
Did you mean to write that they Can do anything the want? Because that is really what they are doing.In other words they can not lease it and manage it like a wilderness area, or any way they see fit. To protect it![]()
One insight on LRH was that the use of language such as "climate change" gave the BLM wide discretion to change policy. They also sighted multi use. Ron Spomer wrote an article on proposed closing some 3400 acres in Utah due to debris left by firearm shooters. Here's that article. I believe that is an example of future policy change in action. https://www.ronspomeroutdoors.com/blog/shooting-ourselves-in-the-footThey don't make it easy for you to find the proposed rule. Here is the link to the proposed rule. It is a LOT of reading.
I just found it a few minutes ago. If you use your browser to look for words like, gun, firearm, rifle, pistol, hunting, lead, bullets, shooting or other words commonly use in hunting or marksmanship endeavors, you will not find them.
So the devil is in the details. I'd have to spend an entire day or two reading this information to find out, specifically, how it would prevent us from hunting or shooting on public lands.
Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated. By insight, I mean pointing us to the exact text in the rule. That way we can make an intelligent argument against it with a comment.
Regulations.gov
www.regulations.gov
I agree that bad shooters, not cleaning up after themselves, are part of the reason for the government response.One insight on LRH was that the use of language such as "climate change" gave the BLM wide discretion to change policy. They also sighted multi use. Ron Spomer wrote an article on proposed closing some 3400 acres in Utah due to debris left by firearm shooters. Here's that article. I believe that is an example of future policy change in action. https://www.ronspomeroutdoors.com/blog/shooting-ourselves-in-the-foot
I agree that bad shooters, not cleaning up after themselves, are part of the reason for the government response.
With that said, the Bidenistas don't do a damn thing about the illegal border jumpers that leave a trail of garbage on public and private land. I've seen it and it's ten times worse than spent shell casings, shotgun shells and busted target debris.
I do a agree that the leftists will use ANY excuse to keep us off public land. We need to stop giving them that excuse.
Regardless of that, the next time some leftist bunny hugger tells you that shooters leaving trash on public lands is inexcusable you can agree with them. Then point out that border jumping and trashing our lands while seeking to break immigration laws is also inexcusable.
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You beat me to calling it an excuse lol. I agree. I don't have any stats but the trash some shooters leave doesn't compare to the trash left by homeless camps or illegal border crossers.I do a agree that the leftists will use ANY excuse to keep us off public land. We need to stop giving them that excuse.
I forgot the homeless. Heck the next time someone laments about shooters' trash just show them photos of San Francisco.You beat me to calling it an excuse lol. I agree. I don't have any stats but the trash some shooters leave doesn't compare to the trash left by homeless camps or illegal border crossers.
I made a sales call to Seatle PD's Training Division 14-15 years ago. The parking lot was blanketed with dirty needles. And that's before things got bad up there.I forgot the homeless. Heck the next time someone laments about shooters' trash just show them photos of San Francisco.
YesDid you mean to write that they Can do anything the want? Because that is really what they are doing.
The issue with "trigger trash" is it is easy to replicate without shooters being the culprit all the time. We were out camping in az and woke up in the morning to a bunch of shotgun shells and pistol casings 75' from camp without a single shot fired. These fucking environment whackos will steep so low as to trash a place just to "prove" that its shooters! They do it with wildfires as well. We cannot assume the obvious is the culprit.One insight on LRH was that the use of language such as "climate change" gave the BLM wide discretion to change policy. They also sighted multi use. Ron Spomer wrote an article on proposed closing some 3400 acres in Utah due to debris left by firearm shooters. Here's that article. I believe that is an example of future policy change in action. https://www.ronspomeroutdoors.com/blog/shooting-ourselves-in-the-foot
Here you can read comments already posted. A lot of them are very similar in wording. Makes me almost think they are using something like ChatGPT to drown any negative comments out.
Regulations.gov
www.regulations.gov
The issue with "trigger trash" is it is easy to replicate without shooters being the culprit all the time. We were out camping in az and woke up in the morning to a bunch of shotgun shells and pistol casings 75' from camp without a single shot fired. These fucking environment whackos will steep so low as to trash a place just to "prove" that its shooters! They do it with wildfires as well. We cannot assume the obvious is the culprit.
A couple weeks ago during the wildfires in Canada, Alberta's premier Danielle Smith said:Exactly. The Canada and west coast fires over the past couple of years have been arsonist crimes.
Most haven't a clue this ^^^ exists.Meanwhile
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittman–Robertson_Federal_Aid_in_Wildlife_Restoration_Act
Hidden 11 percent tax on all guns and ammo to pay for parks / public lands
So avid shooters pay 1000 fold into it what the box a year fudds pay.
Then it gets better. The granola munchers turn the public land into no shooting no hunting zones. When those people paid for it in the first place
Meanwhile
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittman–Robertson_Federal_Aid_in_Wildlife_Restoration_Act
Hidden 11 percent tax on all guns and ammo to pay for parks / public lands
So avid shooters pay 1000 fold into it what the box a year fudds pay.
Then it gets better. The granola munchers turn the public land into no shooting no hunting zones. When those people paid for it in the first place
I use to think that was a good thing until I read that someone was challenging that. The basis for the challenge was that it was unconstitutional to tax firearms.Most haven't a clue this ^^^ exists.
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YupMost haven't a clue this ^^^ exists.
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