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Wisconsin NRB & DNR, Not Political, TRUST ME!!!!!!

9/10/21 @ 9:07 AM
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oldhunterOFFLINE
User since 2/28/13
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7/9/24 @ 11:28 AM
robertwhiteOFFLINE
User since 3/18/08
By saying "RW" is assume you mean me, so I feel I need to correct you on your statement.

My issue with Mr. Prehn was never over his stance/opinion or how he voted on the NRB.  My #1 gripe was his decision to stay on the NRB beyond his term limit.  Nothing more.
7/9/24 @ 10:12 AM
Fin Bender
Fin BenderOFFLINE
User since 9/16/11
After endless wining, complaining and hissy-fit throwing over the Prehn - Kaz adjustments to the CDAC recommendations; I see the current Evers appointed NRB did the exact same thing.  Mum from MFL, Trouter, RW and all the others who where previously outraged. Hypocrisy from the current NRB. 
12/20/23 @ 7:54 AM
Hunter&HoundOFFLINE
User since 7/24/01
Sounds like something trouser trout would say.
12/19/23 @ 1:42 PM
Fin Bender
Fin BenderOFFLINE
User since 9/16/11
To paraphrase NRB member Robin Schmidt at the last NRB meeting:

The DNR has an opportunity to move away from old, white guys, and hunting, I look forward to the DNR continuing to pursue other avenues and hearing more about it.

​I tried to post the actual clip from the meeting here, but LL kept failing when I linked it. I encourage you to go watch the meeting and in particular this statement from Robin Schmidt ​​.
11/6/23 @ 9:39 AM
GillespieOFFLINE
User since 2/6/19
Crex Meadows water issue article.

The DNR blames climate change for flooding and tainted water near the Crex Meadows Wildlife in northwestern Wisconsin. Neighbors fault the DNR. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/wisconsin/2023/11/06/neighbors-of-crex-meadows-wildlife-haven-tussle-with-dnr-over-flooding/70770808007/

10/25/23 @ 9:24 AM
oldhunterOFFLINE
User since 2/28/13
Adam Payne resigns as secretary.


Only ten months on the job, and stating family reasons for retirement.   Me thinks there is more to the story that is not being told.  
10/25/23 @ 5:13 AM
44/45ONLINE
PRO MEMBER User since 3/9/11
Year's ago the DNR for the Northern Forrest had a said whitetail population goal of 19 deer per square mile. I believed that back in 1999-2000 before the big shoot off. The big joke was that they actually counted the deer. I do think that more accurate counting of deer could be done if registration was done by township instead of county.
10/24/23 @ 9:56 AM
ereOFFLINE
User since 2/22/07
Adam Payne resigns as secretary. 
10/24/23 @ 8:17 AM
prjOFFLINE
User since 6/19/01
Multiple of the Governor’s appointees to the Natural Resources Board openly indicated they would not comply with the laws of our state if confirmed.

Do we know what law multiple NRB appointees didn't intend to comply with?
10/24/23 @ 12:51 AM
trouter
trouterOFFLINE
User since 7/3/01
DNR does not have population goals for any managed animal species.   

It does have a management goal for species that are recovering.   So there is a population goal for elk.   Once the elk population has recovered, I suspect the population goal will be obsolete and expire.


10/24/23 @ 12:48 AM
trouter
trouterOFFLINE
User since 7/3/01
The members of the Sporting Heritage committee did not provide a statement explaining why the 4 nominees were voted down.  I know because I personally contacted each senator and asked for one.   None will be provided.

Senator LeMahieu issued a press release about senate confirmations.  
“The State Senate takes its responsibility to provide advice and consent seriously. No
appointee is considered on the floor without being invited to appear before a Senate
Committee to defend their candidiacy.
“The advice and consent process is largely a formality for appointees who are qualified and
follow the law. Since 2018, the Senate has confirmed 444 appointees and rejected only 10.
“The Governor’s appointment to the Wisconsin Elections Commission violated the law by
refusing to promptly and properly appoint an election administrator. Multiple of the
Governor’s appointees to the Natural Resources Board openly indicated they would not
comply with the laws of our state if confirmed.
“Wisconsinites will not stand for public servants who are unqualified or refuse to follow the
law,” LeMahieu concluded.

10/21/23 @ 5:38 PM
prjOFFLINE
User since 6/19/01
Does anyone know exactly why these 4 members were voted down by the Senate?
Can anyone cite a wildlife management plan that relies on maximum numbers for a species as the controlling factor?
10/20/23 @ 10:41 PM
Fin Bender
Fin BenderOFFLINE
User since 9/16/11
OMG....am I Fred Prehn? ......No.
Now let's get back to an adult conversation for anyone else who has the ability to stay on discourse.
Trouter, who said women have become too prevalent on the NRB board? Looks like your going to have to answer for yourself I guess. Please let us know.
10/20/23 @ 10:23 PM
GillespieOFFLINE
User since 2/6/19
I asked an honest question.  There is a difference in asking a question and calling someone a name.  A yes or no would suffice.  Stop your same old song and dance.  I can't answer your questions so that means I can't ask my own?
10/20/23 @ 10:08 PM
Fin Bender
Fin BenderOFFLINE
User since 9/16/11
Really sad..... accuse me of "calling people names" and then do that exact thing with your only response to a host of questions. Pathetic.

If anyone can stay on discourse on the NRB topic and provide any information about who said too many women are on it, and when,....please respond.
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