One thing I don't kid about is money. The comparison is perfectly valid: Sell the concept on a small level, and slip it in under the radar screen. Gradually slip in more and more while no one's really paying attention, and do it so stealthily that it doesn't really attract attention. Several years go by, and ... it's too big a machine and too many people are getting fed off it to turn the tide.

In the case of taxes, it's to the point where the producers are punished for being successful. The problem is, as the old saying goes, if you rob Peter enough to pay Paul, pretty soon... you're all petered out.

Let the misguided thoughts of the pro-WHA people become more mainstream, and true hunting and our sport suffers big-time, just the same. Start small, supporters who can't see the forest for the trees jump on board, and years later, it's too late to turn the tide.

Let anyone try to take away my hunting rights -- and that's what this travesty opens the door to years down the road -- and you're darn right you're going to see my horns!!