Dan Gates
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first heard Jun 2026
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It would have, it would have prevented that from even moving to those levels unless the agency had the science to turn around and say, Hey guys, we need to step back and we need to do some of this.
But at that point.
It would also be an opportunity for the antis to say, maybe we should go to some place that is a little bit less prepared.
I see.
Typically, they're not going to places that have the constitutional right to hunt and fish in the manner that they try to do it in the other places that don't because they know they've got that roadblock that they're going to have to fight.
They can fight to get something passed, but then they've got to fight to turn around and keep it passed.
Look at Oregon, IP 28.
I mean, that mentality floats around that you mentioned that when they want to turn around and make states a complete state and an animal sanctuary state, uh, for, for everything under the sun.
It's easy to say that that doesn't happen in other states, but Colorado's doing the exact same thing, except for we're doing it individually, one little small thing at a time.
Try this, can't accomplish that.
Let's go with this.
Oregon, they're just trying the whole thing in one great big sweep.
And I think that you look at the Western United States, one, because of the public land side of things, two, because of the big game resources that we have that other parts of the country don't.
And
The people that move to those locations, there's less of a population density of humans that you have to turn around and convince to do something.
It's harder to do it when you're in Alabama and you got, you know, 12 million people and 7 million hunt or whatever the numbers are.
But when you get into a state like Colorado, we've got such a transient population that comes in, just like in Oregon, just like in Washington, Arizona, New Mexico, the West is particularly vulnerable to the ideologies of people that come in.
And it's easy for those animal rights groups to sway them because it's not in their heritage or their tradition.
Yeah.
Oh no.
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