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Blog Post BY ON December 20, 2012 - 0 COMMENTS
Something to wash away the cynicism
"All in favor of the monument?"
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Blog Post BY ON December 20, 2012 - 1 COMMENTS
Something to wash away the cynicism
For a brief moment, we put our differences aside and were a true community in the greatest sense of the word.
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Blog Post BY ON December 18, 2012 - 0 COMMENTS
Bringing public lands out of the 80s
Recently, sportsmen protested the Bureau of Land management leasing out highly controversial areas near the North Fork of the Gunnison, San Juan Basin and Dinosaur National Monument to oil and gas.
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Blog Post BY ON December 18, 2012 - 0 COMMENTS
Bringing public lands out of the 80s
Now imagine for a moment if you were still basing all you decisions on premises that were straight out of the 80s? Needless to say your fashion might be questionable. Beyond that, and perhaps more importantly, the foundation on which you based those decisions could be quite flawed.
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Blog Post BY ON November 30, 2012 - 0 COMMENTS
We remember those who protect wild places - and those who don't.
To the Congressional members making life difficult for sportsmen (you know who you are), it seems that at the very least, you and I have a misunderstanding.
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Blog Post BY ON October 30, 2012 - 1 COMMENTS
Brothers
The bull was hit hard, he was sure. He had lain down for a while, but when his herd crossed the creek into the timber he staggered to his feet and bolted after them. There was a blood trail that any moron could follow, and I was sure we’d find him piled up in the shin-tangle timber. We didn’t.
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Blog Post BY ON October 26, 2012 - 0 COMMENTS
Sportsmen to D.C.: You must honor this place.
By Toner Mitchell
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Blog Post BY ON October 26, 2012 - 0 COMMENTS
Sportsmen to D.C.: You Must Honor this Place
In its current state, the Rio Grande del Norte represents the broadest and best use of the land. Its extant resources support all manner of flora and fauna, fueling a diverse, sustainable economy that ripples throughout New Mexico and southern Colorado. I have fished all over the world, and I can [ READ MORE... ]
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Blog Post BY ON October 25, 2012 - 1 COMMENTS
Partnering with energy for a brighter future
By Toner Mitchell
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