Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- United Hunters of Florida (UHF)

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Date Posted: 10/24/07 1:00:43pm
Author: markm
Subject: Re: Quota Hunt Workshop
In reply to: Casey 's message, "Re: Quota Hunt Workshop" on 10/18/07 5:06:58am

>Mark,
>
>The attending FWC Staff and the one FWC vote on this
>board told the stakeholders, that this was going to
>possible kill the hold deal with the Commission. They
>will never go for taxing the hunters in the State. And
>that it would also hurt the out of State hunter
>because he would have to buy an annual license instead
>of a 10 day for Turkey. So right off the bat an out of
>state turkey hunters would have to spend $181.00 and
>if not draw he would lose that money. The stakeholders
>didn't want to cut this requirement at first, they
>tried a taking out the requirement for just the out of
>state hunter and then the FWC said the Commission
>would still reject the whole plan because it wouldn't
>be fair to the in state hunter. So finally they gave
>it a toss. They came very close to getting the
>stakeholders to agree to making all permits
>non-transferable because the stakeholders were hoping
>by adding the two requirements would stop the "GAMING"
>in the second and third phases that are proposed to
>stay transferable. I can tell you that every since the
>second meeting there has never been any vote or talk
>about keeping them non-transferable.

Makes sense I guess! We know the second and third phase has very little to GAME anyway, you could just make them GATE permits for what they're worth!

As of right now, I have gotten five people, permits that may not other wise been hunting, that's just me, what about the other 100 thousand hunters, This Non-Transferable Crap is going to put Florida public land hunting out of business... Sad part about this, if it does go that way, no matter what happens, it will never go back to Transferable, Florida's Public land Hunters will dwindle!

mark

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Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Keith, 10/24/07 4:20:51pm
- Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- markm, 10/25/07 1:32:10pm
  - Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- gladeshunter, 10/28/07 6:01:05pm
    - Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- markm, 10/28/07 7:22:40pm
      - Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Keith, 10/29/07 12:10:21pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Casey, 10/29/07 1:02:34pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- gladeshunter, 10/29/07 2:53:52pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Keith, 10/29/07 4:17:50pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Jim, 10/29/07 4:37:08pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Keith, 10/29/07 5:19:37pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Wayne Davis, 10/30/07 9:51:09am
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Keith, 10/30/07 11:33:31am
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Jim, 10/30/07 3:20:15pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Wayne Davis, 10/31/07 11:05:46am
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- markm, 10/31/07 6:56:31pm
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Jim (Still scratching my head!), 11/ 1/07 9:18:59am
        Re: Quota Hunt Workshop -- Brady, 10/31/07 9:11:00am