I've just returned from the leadership
conference of the nations' largest
conservation organization. I won't
name it, but it is over sixty years old,
was created by avid hunters, and is
dedicated to the preservation of specific
wildlife populations.
While there, I conducted an informal survey
about gun control.
The impression I came away with is that
many of these sportsmens' views reflect
those of the general population: i.e.
handguns should be registered, waiting
peiods are fine, "real sportsmen" don't
need "assault rifles".
Friends, I can deal with the overt antis.
My concern is the splintering within our
ranks.
conference of the nations' largest
conservation organization. I won't
name it, but it is over sixty years old,
was created by avid hunters, and is
dedicated to the preservation of specific
wildlife populations.
While there, I conducted an informal survey
about gun control.
The impression I came away with is that
many of these sportsmens' views reflect
those of the general population: i.e.
handguns should be registered, waiting
peiods are fine, "real sportsmen" don't
need "assault rifles".
Friends, I can deal with the overt antis.
My concern is the splintering within our
ranks.