Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Yeah man, don't get me wrong, we're on the same page here. Obviously everyone here is pro-wild-lands and anti-regulation on the whole.

We need more OHV, more BLM, and sorry for seeming like I'm trying to act otherwise. I mtn bike and the struggle with bikers/ hikers/ horses is brutal. Its my natural inclinational to question anyone who says "I come here with pure intentions." Truly wild places like wet lands are purely unique and should remain as such. Thanks for your work keeping them in that state.

 

Right on Dirt.
No apologies necessary.

 

I’ll drop it off at the shop tomorrow morning before I head out.

 

Dude. It's where you get everything...

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For me, there is truth in the statement that hunters are conservationists because they want places to hunt. More importantly, hunters recognize that by investing in wetlands and wildlife refuges, they are not only creating places to hunt but preserving areas to preserve species and not just those they hunt. And by hunting, hunters also help to maintain healthy population levels of a species too.

 

I've always been fascinated with raptors. Now that I live on the edge of a canyon it's great viewing for them. But, no, I don't go out of my way to view them. I am always on the lookout for different birdies on my hikes, though. Nature lover all around.

 

Wow, that's some mental gymnastics to make that analogy. Targets make neighborhoods safe? I guess you haven't been to many of them where I live. Hunters try to preserve areas for hunting. Of course, but most only hunt a few days a year, but work to preserve the environment 365 days a year. Way to cheapen the work of hunters. We could do with less Targets, and freakin' Starbucks. We would not be so well off without the land that has been preserved by hunters. And as was mentioned, non targeted species benefit greatly, as well. What hunters do benefits EVERYONE. You can not say the same for a Target or Starbucks. Also, if you have time, look up the Pittman–Robertson Act.

 

Stock 6-lug, 16" spare tire steelie from my '05 is looking for a new home. Still has a "new" BFG Rugged Fail 265/70 mounted to it. Yours if you want it, just come get it.

 

Where’d the road go?

 

I just spit water on my keyboard..

 

Stephen King's The Mist comes to mind here.

 

Seeing Don’s bird hunting photos made me jealous enough to head back home to Iowa for a few days for some hunting. A few of us did alright today..... can’t complain.

 

Nice!

 

Yup! I have one with the og tire on it too.

 

My kid just bought a Tacoma... In Tacoma

 

But we need Targets and Starbucks for mall crawling

 

Sorry bro... But you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about... and your comparison is just plain ignorant.

In 2013 alone (latest figures available) hunters contributed $1,640,000,000 directly to wildlife conservation through Hunting licenses, fees, tags, stamps and excise taxes on firearms, ammo, and archery supplies (That's 1.64 billion dollars in ONE YEAR)

ON TOP OF THAT hunters gave untold millions (if not billions) to organizations like
The Mule deer foundation
Ducks Unlimited
Boone and Crockett
Safari Club International
Wild Turkey Federation
Pheasants Forever
Rocky Mt Elk Foundation
International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation
Whitetails Unlimited
And a host of other organizations

 

thanks guys I am good now picking up the last one i need from @TOP TACO
heres the trailer this evening (sorry for the crappy pic) will be taking it up to taco this weekend will get some good photos

 

Froze my ass off this morning....

 

I thought you were selling that truck.

Or was that just the third try?