Call to arms! Enough is enough!

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And to think, he posts, that he works at the White House.




LOL..He may have a white house but this a$$clown lives in Texas and goes on every hunting website he can to spew his agenda.  Its to bad that his mom died of something that he thinks is connected to the mad cow from years ago and now he tries to bring up every prion he can and talks as we are all going to die from old timers or something.


 He has worn out his welcome even on his home site of QDMA.  The public is starting to see how false all these statements that were made about CWD and our industry. We still have to test and do the best we can to show how clean our industry is.  The day a live test hits the books these dipsticks like Singleterry will be put out to pasture!

I feel bad saying anything about Terry- his past experience has caused him to lose all perspective. He may be a few fries short of a happy meal, but his methods are probably turning more off than anything else. I agree with Mike on this, let him go be our best advocate with his antics.


Let's call CWD what it is: another excuse to create unnecessary government jobs, and an excuse for governmental theft of private property.

That's exactly what it is, just another excuse for the failures of the gov't employed game managers. They get paid the same with no real consequences for the results they end up with. As long as they show up for work at 8:00 and stay until 5:00 and don't make rude comments to the secretary, they will be there be there until retirement and usually with a yearly pay raise built in. They seldom ever go into the field, they get there info from comments on hunter survey cards which are filled out by hunters who spend a couple weekends in the field at most. I love how the wildlife is "owned" by the people of the state but it's mostly the private landowners who take care of it. Most DNR orgs look at private landowners as the enemy because they usually don't agree with there management practices and rightfully so.

I just watched Whitetail Properties tv show. QDMA "biologist" and high fence HATER Brian Murphy was on there talking about the use of mineral sight's, feeders, satellite maps, texting trail cameras etc. He and the QDMA run an add on ANOTHER show that says "real" hunters don't hunt deer that are artificially bred or behind a fence, "real" hunters hunt "real" deer. It's ironic, the Whitetails properties show does NOT run that add but they did run an add for Extreme Whitetails of MO ranch that is listed for sale. I'm sure in someone's opinion, "real" hunters don't need to use all these high tech gizmos to shoot a deer. Is it "fair" that we use cameras to let us know when the deer are coming and going and the deer can't??? Is it fair we shoot a gun or bow and they can't?? If they are so worried about CWD spreading the why in the hell would he promote  mineral lick companies and Boss Buck deer feeders where all the deer will have mouth and saliva contact over and over??  It's because they are his sponsors. It's great for his bottom line but when something becomes a threat to his bottom line, they will say and do anything against what the competition may be. This guy and his QDMA group will stop at nothing to try and destroy this industry because he knows when you put up a fence you don't need most of the products he's trying to sell to grow and hold big bucks. This affects his bottom line, period. It will be interesting to see what he and his QDMA "biologist" team posts on the comment page for the industry standards.

How well is NADEFA doing for us in getting to oppose rules that require testing for CWD?  As DR. KROLL put it:  it does not transfer well, noone knows how it transfers from animal to animal and it should not be a reportable disease.  Someone else stated "CWD is a condition" . ( i think i am quoting him correctly)    We need despartely to be opposing any federal or state rule or law that requires CWD testing.  More animals die from almost every other disease than CWD.  pneumonia, ehd, bluetongue, predation, parasites etc. 


 


How do we get enough farmers to make the position strong enough to end this senseless issue?

I could be way behind the curve here but I just watched the documentary Farmageddon.  It's eerie how similar these people's story is to ours (deer farmers in general).  It's on Netflix if you haven't seen it.