Chronos wrote:I'm not sure set up to fail is the right description but it's certainly a long way from the "hunting in national parks" we all thought we were going to get under the original 79 park agreement.
If you had the inside info on the program though and had the budget for the costs involved, number of people signed up etc. surely you could see this was doomed from the outset?
The bounties on critters are $5 - $50 depending on the animal and state right? Average it and say it's worth spending $25 an animal, that would be 56,640 pests culled for the budget of $1.416m
How were they expecting "about 26 qualified shooters" and "a further 518 people" who've expressed interest to take out 56,640 pests between them
Just let people hunt when they're able/willing without all the bulls**t red tape. How f***ing hard is it?
Edit - Not ranting at you if that's what it sounded like, Chronos