Sabolow's twist on Indemnity & fines coming soon

Ryan Sabalow is preparing to release another part to his buck fever series. He is going to attempt to portray deer farming as costly to taxpayers. Ryan is trying to release his piece to coincide with the introduction of our preserve bill here in Indiana. It is coming when our legislature returns the first of the year. Sabalow went to Brakke's farm in Iowa and interviewed Tom and his lawyer. He will try to portray both Brakke's and Dan Yoder's situations as the same, costly to the taxpayers. We need a rebuttal response ready. His article will get nationwide press. Again, Ryan will try to paint our industry nationwide with a broad brush as a potential burden to taxpayers. We need to be ready with our response. Not a month later!

Jonathan

Ryan wants legislation to include language that will allow deer farmers and preserves to be prosecuted,arrested, and heavily fined. This is direction he is getting from Senator Mike Crider and Kyle Hupfer. They want a way to set farmers up to prosecute and shut them down. They desperately want this language to be included in legislation. I hope that this time around our leaders will take a stand on this and not allow Crider to sabotage our bill with amendments once again. He also thinks quarantine violations should be dealt with much heavier fines. He will discuss the administration of the quarantine protocols in PA and those who have violated them along with the specific dollar amount of the fines imposed. He had handlers directing him in his previous buck fever pieces. Gene Hopkins, Senator Mike Crider, Doug Allman, Michael Spears, Jenny Sanders, Brandon Butler and Kyle Hupfer directed him to the people he went after in his previous writings. The stuff he wrote about the deer industry in those previous articles was often very scripted and did not originate from his own original thoughts or his brain. He was a puppet for his handlers. This article will be more in his wheelhouse. It will be up to us whether or not he is able to deceive the uninformed. This time we have been given a heads up before hand. For months some of us have defended our industry on a daily basis in sometimes heated debate and discussion with Ryan on social media. We have gotten to know his elitist liberal mind well. Let's not let him trick the dummies this time.

This is the weakest crap Ryan has written. It appears Ryan got on Deerforums.org and edited his article at the last second. He is all over the place. He will not get nationwide press with that. Maybe he needed handlers to write this time too. He quoted Brandon Butler who formally worked for the DNR under Kyle Hupfer here in Indiana. I can't believe he ignorantly blamed republicans for helping deer ranchers. That is sure to backfire on him here in Indiana when our legislation moves forward. Chuckles