Wednesday, Oct 18, 2006 at 10:15
I dont think its burke and wills have anything to do wth this debate.
Your talking a differnt era and a different set of rules entirely.
My comment about defined 4wd
trails is exactly what it is.
Some way of coming up with
trails that are mapped for all to see preferably at a national level.
I dont agree with new tracks being opened up in pristine areas,is that such a tough thing.
Yes I would like to see som old tracks reopened
I want tracks to be available to all members of the 4wd fraternity but as Ive said in other posts,the gun lobby should go push their own barrow because if the public think we are all together then 4wd owners will lose out.
The majority of 4wd owners do not own a gun and when you link guns and 4wds on public land the voters will switch off in droves.THINK ABOUT IT
Owners of 4wds should promote themselves as having an interst in nature,not blasting it with bullets
There are gun owners out there who are irrsponsible. Have you ever come across roo carcases in the bush,shot just for the pleasure of killing something,have you ever noticed nearly every
sign outside the towns in oz are shot up?
I worked as a butcher and slaughterman for many years.
At least once or twice a month I would see animals with bulletts or pelletts inside them.
Often the shotgun pellets would be close together indicating cows were shot from close range.
How could anyone confuse cattle with vermin?
I realise that most shooters would not condone this especailly farmers ,but someone did it.
I have never recommended not taking a stand ,in fact I whole heartedly agree something should be done.
But I wont listen to crap from people who tell me the Greens are about to ban bird watching ,photography and fishing and we should all join organisations like REG as its the only way to stop them.
Use some political maturity and think for yourself
Labelling anyone who opposes you a "dogooder minority group" doesnt help your own cause .After all we are a minority group ourselves
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