fe2manz - YOU ARE THE BUSTED TROLL OF THE DAY!!!

Below is a copy of the BS post you put in the Daily Herald May 7th.

Now you show up on this site with a grand total of ONE (1) post!

You can't even spell ! As indicated by your post below. You are a tree hugger! Showing up on our site. All of your statements below are false and ignorant. McHenry County is the only Chicago area that has a hunting program set up in the Chicago area, and they rave about how successful it has been. I participated in it last year. The $200 fees hunters pay to participate completely cover the cost of the program. Sharpshooters do not generate income, they cost $500/deer plus supervision expense. The numbers don't lie. Your's do. Cook and DuPage, etc. Counties continue to blow taxpayer dollars on sharpshooters. Even says so in their forest preserve brochures. Hunting saves huge money and is the ONLY THING THAT WORKS! History has proven it over and over.

Now get in your minivan, go to your soccer game then the McDonalds drive thru and buy yourself the burger you paid someone else to kill. And don't forget to hug your tree good night.


COPIED FROM MAY 7th HERALD BLOG:


fe2manz wrote: the foerst preserve would not be paying anyone to be a sharpshooter--it is volunteer work by shooters approved by IDNR and the meat goes to charity. hunters cannot and will not make a dent in tehnumbers of deer--it doesn't work in Du Page or Lake or Piatt or McHenry or Cook or any other county in the midwest and it won't work here. Regulated hunting costs a great deal, and then you have to add monitoring to the places you do hunting so you are talking maybe $100,000 per year---ask any surrounding county why they do not hunt? too many good reasons not to hunt and very few good ones to do hunting. as a taxpayer--DO WE AHVE ENOUGH MONEY BLEEDING OUT ALREADY BEFOER ADDING HUNTING AS ANOTHER HOLE IN THE BUDGET/ 5/7/2010 1:01 PM CDT on suburbanchicagonews.com Recommend Report Abuse fe2manz wrote: As a taxpayer, there is no reason to hunt--there are reasons no other forest preserve in IL hunts: it costs too much (more than sharp shooting), it is too hard to regulate, takes too many resources and most of all, IT DOES NOT WORK. Hunting does not work as deer management in urban areas. It hasn't worked in any other area in the US, and it won't work in Will COunty. You will have to hunt AND sharpshoot and that means a lot of wasted tax dollars.the board votes on this next week--all of their email addresses are on the FPDWC web site--so email them and tell them you don't want to pay for hunting when less than 1% of Will CO. hunts and only a small percentage of that could even be allowed to hunt--tens of thousands of dollars just to spend more on monitoring and then shaprshootin after hunting season. fails. call surrounding counties and ask them why htey don't hunt. the Board is pusihng this, not the people.