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Solid rule to live by!

Good grief, Charles.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/628286382286669/

Being super picky…looking for a manual, and I’m trying hard not to pay over 5k. Found one up around Granite Falls that fits the bill. Hoping to look at it soon.

It almost looks like Bennett’s Last light…

Bump, still looking!

That’s a great question.

This is where things get interesting…. We have folks among us saying, “if they’d only shut down the rivers for 10-15 years, then the steelhead/salmon would be back.” That’s just not true, and furthermore, it encourages an attitude that hunting/fishing is the reason that there is a decline in...

Godspeed, duder!

Lol

I was referring to @Mossback and his comments from before.

It doesn’t change the position of the committee, man. Nothing is going to change those peoples minds and only a change in governor is going to give any hope to change to personnel on the committee. That’s not hyperbole.

Super fair! Remember, I wasn’t the one calling names. Just because I’m an inbred hillbilly, does not mean you get to publicly shame me or my spelling/lexicographic skill. Sad.

I think a nerve has been struck as it relates to political agendas and personal attacks. No one here said, “all westsiders are bad people and want to take away my hunting opportunities.” That’s how some of you took it, but that’s not why this discussion is happening. It’s happening because a...

Good luck, it takes a lot of sunshine and rainbows.

What a fantastic turn of events!

Nice work, copy editor! No, I don’t want wonton growth for no reason, that’s why I don’t choose to live in the city. Many states have an urban/rural divide and ours is stark.

There is no entity, aside from the ag lobby and BPA and maybe a few other industrial groups, that has any political influence from the Eastside of this state or Oregon. The mass of voters resides on the Westside, and that’s where the voting power is.

That’s fine, but where does the political power reside?