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.

We are fortunate here with Chequamegon-Nicolet that it is probably the best managed in terms of timber management of the national forests in America.

we need some good tort reform in this country, to where when these people bring up these crazy lawsuits, by God, we can get money back from them when they lose these suits

To me, that is almost a crime that Congress isn't being able to have some oversight on those regulation when the EPA passes them, and driving our costs up.

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.'

Since taking office, President Biden has been using tools like the Antiquities Act to lock up lands in pursuit of his radical 30x30 agenda.

It has to have had a great economic impact. Is that right?

Sadly, the public lands access that sustains the lifeblood of our communities is under attack.

We applaud Chairman Tiffany and his colleagues for passing the Trust the Science Act.

If you just allow public unfettered access you are going to end up with roads that are all rutted up.

We are going to go someplace where we can get that done in much quicker time.