a liberal mla said

[fowl language]

a liberal mla told a provincial director of the bcwf that the majority of the mla,s did not receive enough written letters to be concerned about. he has been a supporter of our cause and it cost him. I wonder what happened there.did we screw up or is he not telling the truth....hmmm....fowl

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Lies. All lies. Christy probably said the same thing.

[Ride Red]

Lets see if they feel the same way March 2 and let the recalls begin!!!!!!

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Name the MLA, Dale. People have copies of the letters sent and that should shed some light on the truth. They may define 'not enough' much differently than most people.

SSS

[Apolonius]

Could be,he is covering all bases????Just thinking....

[Grumpa Joe]

Now, by written letters is he excluding emails? Is there the possibility or likelihood that letters in envelopes were simply put into the "circular file" or "File 13"? Hard to believe that with the ongoing furor on here for close to 2 months that any MLA wouldn't receive a substantial number of correspondence unless the letters were ditched or the emails categorized as Spam.

[Whonnock Boy]

That's a tough one fowl. On one hand, I sometimes second guess the participation of the resident hunter, on the other, I don't trust a damn thing any of the politicians are saying, even told my MLA that.

Regardless, the word is getting out, and more letters will be flowing. Just last night, out of the blue I received a phone call from fellow resident hunter. He got my number off of a co-worker who he was chatting with. I guess they had seen a deer on the job, which lead them to talking about hunting, and the allocation policy. He had not heard much about it, but was very interested with what has been going on. My co-worker told him he needs to call me, as I have been talking about it often at work. After speaking with him, I sent him a few links that will get him started, and let him know that I am here to answer any, and all questions. Goes to show, we should be talking about this to anyone, and everyone that will listen.

Oh, and he says he knows at least 20 hunters, including family members, and employees, none of which know too much about it. Even said he would give his guys the day off paid to come out to Victoria. Bonus! I will keep him posted....

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Just remember Larry Pynne said the same thing. Pure un-adulterated BS.

[gerrygoat]

I have sent 3 emails to Steve Thompson and 2 to Christy Clark and emailed Robin Austin and I'm sure many others have as well. I don't believe it.

[Daybreak]

That's a tough one fowl. On one hand, I sometimes second guess the participation of the resident hunter, on the other, I don't trust a damn thing any of the politicians are saying, even told my MLA that.

Regardless, the word is getting out, and more letters will be flowing. Just last night, out of the blue I received a phone call from fellow resident hunter. He got my number off of a co-worker who he was chatting with. I guess they had seen a deer on the job, which lead them to talking about hunting, and the allocation policy. He had not heard much about it, but was very interested with what has been going on. My co-worker told him he needs to call me, as I have been talking about it often at work. After speaking with him, I sent him a few links that will get him started, and let him know that I am here to answer any, and all questions. Goes to show, we should be talking about this to anyone, and everyone that will listen.

Oh, and he says he knows at least 20 hunters, including family members, and employees, none of which know too much about it. Even said he would give his guys the day off paid to come out to Victoria. Bonus! I will keep him posted....

This kind of action will definitely make a world of difference. Exponential growth in numbers. Tide is turning for sure.