A law is necessary because, quite frankly, the Fish and Wildlife Service can't be trusted to ensure such access.
Doc Hastings: “A law is necessary because, quite frankly, the Fish and Wildlife Service can't be trusted to ensure such access.”
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Doc Hastings expresses distrust in the Fish and Wildlife Service regarding public access.
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