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And if you are uncivil Sanani will come looking for you to role model civility:
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Do you have an e-mail address that you would be willing to share for some discussion off-blog?
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Maybe your friend MR Meister should have looked further into the current use of the land before purchasing the property in which he is fighting for. Maybe individuals from the city should stay in the city and quit trying to bring the city to the wilderness. There is and will be hunting and snowmobiling in the area in which he bought land, get over it. He should have looked into this purchase before buying. If Sanani has a problem with my response, to bad. he is harmless as I see it.
@Terry. Maybe you should check your preconceptions at the door. Best I know Kurt Meister’s house has been in his family for at least two, maybe more generations, and his Dad was a passionate hunter, and it is not remotely about his land but about the preservation of 95% of forest for hunting and snow mobiling and only 5% for quiet pursuits. Anyway the cause is lost to prejudice until the hunters numbers plummet far enough which I for one think will be a pity. This was an issue hunters could have shown appreciation of other peoples’s interests and failed. Pity. Thanks for your polite comment.