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Old 03-17-2008   #11 (permalink)
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Oklaboy,

I think you hit this right on the head. It wouldn't surprise me to see this same subject discussed behind closed doors in many DOW agencies across the country in due time. The technology advancements are taking the primitive out of the defined seasons and the true intent is being blurred by this.
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Oklaboy,

I think you hit this right on the head. It wouldn't surprise me to see this same subject discussed behind closed doors in many DOW agencies across the country in due time. The technology advancements are taking the primitive out of the defined seasons and the true intent is being blurred by this.
Sadly, I think you are wrong about this. The DOW doesn't care about that. I just posted an article about Kansas taking a vote to allow hunters to put scopes on there muzzleloaders next year. This problem, if it is a problem is getting worse.
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