Last hunting trip

Country Today ^ | 11-12-03

[American in Israel]

Tears in my eyes, I miss the woods so. This is something the ecologists will never know. In all my days in the woods, I met prospectors, hunters, loggers, men who loved the land and lived in harmony with it.

But ecologists and developers seem to live in the city. Where ever they go the blight of man is left behind. Before they were just the ones that left tin cans in my mountains, some how now they figure they own them and lock me out of where they do not go.

All the better to let it burn I guess.

Sons of Satan, those who worship Creation rather than the Creator. The distruction of their father goes where ever they touch.

But those special places, they are still there. I just will never tell them where they are. And they, behind their desks in the cities will never find them.

The secret is safe with me. Sometimes the gold is best left in the mountain.

[firewalk]

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[SJackson]

But ecologists and developers seem to live in the city. Where ever they go the blight of man is left behind. Before they were just the ones that left tin cans in my mountains, some how now they figure they own them and lock me out of where they do not go.

The greatest fallacy the "enviornmental" lobby has foisted on our nation is that the hunters, fishermen, backpackers, miners, lumbermen, hermits et al, true enviornmentalists and stakeholders (and the fee generators), should be silenced, that enviornmental caring comes from the leftist urbanite behind his desk. Kind of like Bill Clinton as Commander in Chief.

[SJackson]

A late bang list ping.