New Game and Fish office won’t help area’s wildlife

Submitted by Randy Selby
Posted 12/2/21

Dear Editor:

I’ve read articles from and about the Game and Fish and their new complex being built in Cody.

Not one article by Brian Nesvik or any other Game and Fish employee has ever …

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New Game and Fish office won’t help area’s wildlife

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Dear Editor:

I’ve read articles from and about the Game and Fish and their new complex being built in Cody.

Not one article by Brian Nesvik or any other Game and Fish employee has ever mentioned how this “win-win” building will address the poor big game populations in the Basin, nor their intent on ever addressing the issue.

Quite frankly, the new complex will not put more game in the field, nor will the Game and Fish address this.

One cannot claim to be a game manager when the game is disappearing year after year with nothing concrete being done about it. Nesvik has stated, “but we still have hunting.” He and the rest could care less.

Yes, we can hunt, but the opportunities for finding and harvesting are dismally low. But as long as they practice socialistic people control, they claim to be game managers. They must take their cues from politicians in D.C.

It’s as plain as day that the department employees need to find a new line of work as they are failing spectacularly at game management; it is beyond their ability.

Unless something is done, hunting of any quality will be gone forever in the near future in the Basin. 

Quite obviously this is the intent as handed down by Brian Nesvik and an expensive new “complex” won’t put game in the field.

Randy Selby

Wapiti

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