How do you use Colorado's public lands?

[Aloha_Shooter]

I don't know what base network admin is so I have no idea what you're talking about.

By giving your email and phone number to any nonsense like this, they will use that information to solicit campaign funds at the least.
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To repeat, the campaign already has my email, they sent me the link via email. They also have my phone number already so no, they don't need this survey to garner emails and phone numbers from people that they already had info on.

The admin I was referring to was a prior incident -- as I said, your hypothesis is the reverse, using my email address to send me a link to gather my email address (as opposed to the numbskull sending me an email to tell me that my email was getting cut off). I'm a big privacy advocate myself but you're just not thinking things through when you assert things like this.

[CS1983]

Almost all the hunting I've done is on State Trust Lands. In fact, you can't even access State Trust Lands unless you're doing some wildlife related (hunting) activity. The place I hunt is closed from like May till September every year, or else I'd take my family camping there.

Then you’re hunting on some portion of 16% that’s actually allowed to be so.

https://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/op...ublic-hunting/

[Irving]

Then you’re hunting on some portion of 16% that’s actually allowed to be so.

https://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/op...ublic-hunting/

Well, I'm both passed, and irritated. I think the guys at OnX are trying to address this issue as they try to open up public lands all over the country that should be huntable, but aren't.

[iego]

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-John