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Look at me . I don't post for ever, and now I can't shut up. Was kicking this subject around with my brother in law. Telling him your ideas , etc. he wanted me to post this idea:
Are the people over the managment at the DWR public servants or not? If they are, then who truely employs them? WE the public. Can't WE then threaten their employment if they do not produce ? I'm serious -you smart guys out there-help me out. It seems pretty obvious that as a majority we'd all like to see better deer herd no's. Yet, it is also apparent that it is the money that is going to talk. Here we sit forking over our license fees to a gov. agency that it seems is pretty smug and must feel pretty safe. Don't want to budge. How do we effect "change!?" Could be that, similar to an election, WE demand that whoever is over these people "THROW THE BUMS OUT?" I would love to see these Officials have to produce or hit the road. I KNOW there are Game managers out there that would vie for the paycheck AND the opportunity to put their ideas to work. I'd like to see them have to produce or get out and let some one else try! If the only way to get them off the dime is MONEY. This might be THE best idea yet?? What do you guys think, How could it be made to work? CAN it be made to work. --Yeah, yeah, get into all the details later. Yeah, yeah, we will have to cut some slack for bad winters. etc. Don't want to fall in a three year cycle of new DWR directors, either, but a certain alotted time to see an improvement, or a report card graded by the hunters - as long as they are improving they stay - If they plataeu, but it's good they stay. maybe this is a tactic to employ only on an as needed basis-like now-BUT if in the back of their minds they are going to be called to account it has got to make things better! Right now it seems they are simply depending on retirement, and consistent license fees. Sounds like consistent license fees won't change, but if they aren't quite so secure in the job, looking over their shoulders a little maybe they will then bite the bullet and do the hard things to make this better. Why can't the DWR instigate predator control, if that needs be? Let's empty some offices and get some poaching patrols out there. Didn't these guys get into this line of work to manage game? never seen a live critter inthe DWR head office (or any other office for that matter). Wouldn't it be great if the DWR asked US to lobby judges so that poachers actually got prosecuted and PUNISHED! Okay - got to go or get fired!
Are the people over the managment at the DWR public servants or not? If they are, then who truely employs them? WE the public. Can't WE then threaten their employment if they do not produce ? I'm serious -you smart guys out there-help me out. It seems pretty obvious that as a majority we'd all like to see better deer herd no's. Yet, it is also apparent that it is the money that is going to talk. Here we sit forking over our license fees to a gov. agency that it seems is pretty smug and must feel pretty safe. Don't want to budge. How do we effect "change!?" Could be that, similar to an election, WE demand that whoever is over these people "THROW THE BUMS OUT?" I would love to see these Officials have to produce or hit the road. I KNOW there are Game managers out there that would vie for the paycheck AND the opportunity to put their ideas to work. I'd like to see them have to produce or get out and let some one else try! If the only way to get them off the dime is MONEY. This might be THE best idea yet?? What do you guys think, How could it be made to work? CAN it be made to work. --Yeah, yeah, get into all the details later. Yeah, yeah, we will have to cut some slack for bad winters. etc. Don't want to fall in a three year cycle of new DWR directors, either, but a certain alotted time to see an improvement, or a report card graded by the hunters - as long as they are improving they stay - If they plataeu, but it's good they stay. maybe this is a tactic to employ only on an as needed basis-like now-BUT if in the back of their minds they are going to be called to account it has got to make things better! Right now it seems they are simply depending on retirement, and consistent license fees. Sounds like consistent license fees won't change, but if they aren't quite so secure in the job, looking over their shoulders a little maybe they will then bite the bullet and do the hard things to make this better. Why can't the DWR instigate predator control, if that needs be? Let's empty some offices and get some poaching patrols out there. Didn't these guys get into this line of work to manage game? never seen a live critter inthe DWR head office (or any other office for that matter). Wouldn't it be great if the DWR asked US to lobby judges so that poachers actually got prosecuted and PUNISHED! Okay - got to go or get fired!