One of the primary goals was to distribute hunting pressure. A straight NR cap does nothing of the sort.
At this point, I think people should re-read post #1. We’re arguing over things that have been explained.
Please do not do this. I’ve seen this kind of trash in the backcountry. There’s always a last trip. The problem is that you don’t always know when you’re on it. Then the junk left behind becomes other people’s problem and the land’s blemish.
I have an 8-man Seek Outside tipi. It’s nice. My little Four Dog stove heats it right up. But… yeah… once that stove is in there, it’s pretty tight if you have a few guys trying to find a place to stow their stuff and roll out their sleeping bags. It’s doable, but no one is walking around upright.
Yeah look no further than Texas. Out of control hog populations. Millions in crop and property destruction. Complaining from all corners… Except from those profiting off the perpetuation of the problem. Eliminating the incentive is smart.
I have both. There’s absolutely no question that a wall tent is more comfortable. The simple fact that from the inside you don’t have to get on hand and knees to unzip the darn door is a luxury. And vertical side walls have other perks, like more usable space for the same footprint. They...
And if objectivity is what you’re after, @ismith , please don’t look this way. My safe currently houses three Mark V Weatherbys. 7mm Wby, 270 Wby, and 257 Wby. I love all three of them.
As time goes on, though, these arguments don’t reflect reality. Perhaps it reflected economic realities 30 years ago, but doesn’t echo the truth in the 2020s as much. Many people now living in MT have kept their high-paying CA jobs. The paycheck moved with them. Those $750,000 homes in BZN...