Lone Star Bowhunters Association - View Single Post - How many of these new parks will be open to bowhunting?

Tomme · 06-16-2004, 09:21 PM

I think that LSBA needs to be strongly pushing for increased opportunities at these Parks. As you know we worked up some good ideas and a proposal to greatly increase hunting opportunities last year. So far as I know all that was done with that proposal was to simply hand it to Parks and Wildlife. With those guys a simple please just isn't enough. We need to push the idea.

I'd like to see us (LSBA) meet with Parks and Wildlife to get them to commit to ways to increase bowhunting opportunities at Parks and WMAs. At the same time I think a letter/email writing campaign from this site and others such as Texasbowhunter and the Bowsite should be done to apply some friendly pressure. The meek may inherit the earth, but the squeaky wheel gets more bowhunting opportunities (ok, so I mangled the metaphor, but you get the idea).

06-16-2004, 09:21 PM	#6
Tomme Region 78 Rep/Hunt Committee Chairman Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,504 Points: 2115.00	I think that LSBA needs to be strongly pushing for increased opportunities at these Parks. As you know we worked up some good ideas and a proposal to greatly increase hunting opportunities last year. So far as I know all that was done with that proposal was to simply hand it to Parks and Wildlife. With those guys a simple please just isn't enough. We need to push the idea. I'd like to see us (LSBA) meet with Parks and Wildlife to get them to commit to ways to increase bowhunting opportunities at Parks and WMAs. At the same time I think a letter/email writing campaign from this site and others such as Texasbowhunter and the Bowsite should be done to apply some friendly pressure. The meek may inherit the earth, but the squeaky wheel gets more bowhunting opportunities (ok, so I mangled the metaphor, but you get the idea).