GetTothePoint
Well-known member
To me it comes down to the good ole follow the money situation. Unfortunately there's just not that many bird hunters any more. Just look at hotels and diners and even more the upland sections at your big retailer's. When a kayak section is bigger than the upland section it tells me a lot. We're not out there in the numbers we'd like to think these days, sometimes it doesn't feel that way fighting for public ground but overall the tradition of bird hunting is dying in my opinion. And when the voice dies and the people that understand what crp does for wildlife dies so to speak its a dismal situation for conservation.