On the recordMay 12, 2024
If you just allow public unfettered access you are going to end up with roads that are all rutted up.
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Tiffany argues against unrestricted public access to roads to prevent damage.
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May 12, 2024
Because people will say, 'OK, sure, it has an economic impact. But this is benefiting the environment by reducing the access, by having these predators on the landscape.'
May 12, 2024
As a hunter who spent a significant amount of time up here in the North Woods, driving around on a lot of the roads that we just talked about, we saw 10 times more predator tracks than we did any other type of wildlife in forestlands that have been open for hunting for decades.
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