01-20-2011, 03:29 PM
[quote zman2]Ok I have been kinda harsh on the fish and game...
...sorry to all and the dwr...
Its not the fish and games fault, although they dont have the skills...[/quote]
Wow. Nice way to apologize, and then slap them in the face at the same time.
Just curious: why don't Utah's biologists have the same skills as other states biologists? Don't they all go to the same type of schooling? Don't they all apply for the same jobs (no matter which state)? Don't our current biologists come from a multitude of backgrounds and places?
I guess I just can't figure out why Utah would have lower "skilled" biologists than any other state. That's pretty confusing to me.
FWIW -- Utah is one of the most competitive states for wildlife biologist positions. Doesn't sound "under skilled" to me.
Fuzzy -- it's politics. That's the problem. It has nothing to do with what they should or shouldn't do. It's politics. Our wildlife management is far too political. Why is that? It all comes from the top -- the governor's office. So, think for a minute about your past voting practices. Who did you vote for (rhetorical question)? So, who's to blame for our "mis-managed" wildlife? Yep -- you got it. You and me.
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...sorry to all and the dwr...
Its not the fish and games fault, although they dont have the skills...[/quote]
Wow. Nice way to apologize, and then slap them in the face at the same time.
Just curious: why don't Utah's biologists have the same skills as other states biologists? Don't they all go to the same type of schooling? Don't they all apply for the same jobs (no matter which state)? Don't our current biologists come from a multitude of backgrounds and places?
I guess I just can't figure out why Utah would have lower "skilled" biologists than any other state. That's pretty confusing to me.
FWIW -- Utah is one of the most competitive states for wildlife biologist positions. Doesn't sound "under skilled" to me.
Fuzzy -- it's politics. That's the problem. It has nothing to do with what they should or shouldn't do. It's politics. Our wildlife management is far too political. Why is that? It all comes from the top -- the governor's office. So, think for a minute about your past voting practices. Who did you vote for (rhetorical question)? So, who's to blame for our "mis-managed" wildlife? Yep -- you got it. You and me.
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