I dealt with the military on the base for a few years and a more difficult arrogant group you have never met. I really don't have one good experience to talk about in dealing with them. I remember being in a meeting with the commander one day and he had an assistant with him. My associate and I were sitting across the desk from him and in our discussion the man would not talk to us directly but would comment to his assistant and his assistant would then repeat it to us,, yah I am serious. They do the things they do on there just because it goes against what others think they should do... It's really that sad.

The native thing on the base really doesn't bother me that much,, so what.. Let em have at er. It is a bit disturbing that it's not an equal opportunity system but really does this surprise anyone,, when is it an equal playing field when it comes to dealing with natives in this country.. As far as I am concerned there are more pressing issues we should be looking at when dealing with these groups.

But power to the people that are making waves about it,, good on yah.

This is what I would call a wasted opportunity by SRD. They could have put 1000 either sex tags on the table and cleared years of priority. Instead they had a cull hunt and no ones priority drops off. Why didn't SRD call the base and ask to operate the hunt before the herd grew to the size it is now? At least one of the high priority draw problems could have been relieved to some extent