So I emailed USO and here is what I got
#1
Thread Starter
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From: Helena MT USA
My original email:
I just emailed every one of your sponsors and told them I will not buy
> their products as long as they support you. I also emailed every one
> of your former sponsors and thanked them for withdrawing their support
> of your company. Your bottom line is money and not being a responsible
> member of the hunting community and everyone knows it. Your attempts
> to hide behind the "average non-resident" will not work. This is about
> you getting more tags for your clients, and it is wrong.
Response:
Greed is not an enviable trait. Why should a nonresident get 1/10 the
chance of a resident when he owns the resource to the same extent as the
resident. Also, why should he pay more for a lot less chance. The
resident pays less for game management in Montana than nonresdents.
George
USO
My Response to His Response:
If greed is not an enviable trait then you are one to talk. You want more money. Is there anything more greedy than that. A non-resident does not own the same chance as a resident in a state drawing. In a federal drawing yes. That is why everyone pays the same for a FEDERAL waterfowl stamp. An animal is under the managment of those within a state. If I have a tag in Montana and the deer I am hunting walks across the border into Idaho I no longer have legal rights in taking that deer. If you want federal tags then go the route of getting federal tags but quit blaming residents of states which give preference in order to get more money for yourself.
I was pretty unhappy about being called greedy and just kind of fired this one off back at him. This whole thing is just making me sick right now.
I just emailed every one of your sponsors and told them I will not buy
> their products as long as they support you. I also emailed every one
> of your former sponsors and thanked them for withdrawing their support
> of your company. Your bottom line is money and not being a responsible
> member of the hunting community and everyone knows it. Your attempts
> to hide behind the "average non-resident" will not work. This is about
> you getting more tags for your clients, and it is wrong.
Response:
Greed is not an enviable trait. Why should a nonresident get 1/10 the
chance of a resident when he owns the resource to the same extent as the
resident. Also, why should he pay more for a lot less chance. The
resident pays less for game management in Montana than nonresdents.
George
USO
My Response to His Response:
If greed is not an enviable trait then you are one to talk. You want more money. Is there anything more greedy than that. A non-resident does not own the same chance as a resident in a state drawing. In a federal drawing yes. That is why everyone pays the same for a FEDERAL waterfowl stamp. An animal is under the managment of those within a state. If I have a tag in Montana and the deer I am hunting walks across the border into Idaho I no longer have legal rights in taking that deer. If you want federal tags then go the route of getting federal tags but quit blaming residents of states which give preference in order to get more money for yourself.
I was pretty unhappy about being called greedy and just kind of fired this one off back at him. This whole thing is just making me sick right now.
#2
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From: Scottsdale Arizona USA
Montana-Good for you! This guy is bleeding out of every hole now and his nasty responses indicate he is seeing the folly of his big plan. USO is mailing out solicitations for guides in AZ with no experience required and no license required so it looks like deperate times for Taulman. Just ignore the puke and keep the focus on sponsors and your state Game and Fish department. I am going to the main AZ meeting tonight to show support for the cause and I bet we figure out a way to screw USO out of existence.
#3
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From: Dunkirk MD USA
ORIGINAL: gleninAZ
I am going to the main AZ meeting tonight to show support for the cause and I bet we figure out a way to screw USO out of existence.
I am going to the main AZ meeting tonight to show support for the cause and I bet we figure out a way to screw USO out of existence.
#4
ORIGINAL: MThunter
Response:
A non-resident owns the resource to the same extent as the
resident. Also, why should he pay more for a lot less chance. The
resident pays less for game management in Montana than nonresdents.
George
USO
Response:
A non-resident owns the resource to the same extent as the
resident. Also, why should he pay more for a lot less chance. The
resident pays less for game management in Montana than nonresdents.
George
USO
I'm searching for the federal code now will post it when I find it.
#5
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From: Raleigh NC USA
We conclude that where the opportunity to enjoy a recreational activity is created or supported by a state, where there is no nexus between the activity and any fundamental right, and where by its very nature the activity can be enjoyed by only a portion of those who would enjoy it, a state may prefer its residents over the residents of other states, or condition the enjoyment of the nonresident upon such terms as it sees fit.
#9
Nontypical Buck
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From: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ
MTHunter,
I have been Emailing USO for sometime now I have yet to get a response, I guess the questions that I have been asking they either can't answer or are having a hard time coming up with a lie that sportsman like myself won't see through. They are crooks to put it simply. My question I asked them was simple I asked: If you were a Arizona citizen how would you feel, would you still feel the same way as you do now?
I have been Emailing USO for sometime now I have yet to get a response, I guess the questions that I have been asking they either can't answer or are having a hard time coming up with a lie that sportsman like myself won't see through. They are crooks to put it simply. My question I asked them was simple I asked: If you were a Arizona citizen how would you feel, would you still feel the same way as you do now?
#10
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ
you all have got to read this clicked the hyperlink http://www.huntinfo.com/ubb/Forum4/HTML/003301.html


