I think these changes are a…

I think these changes are a breath of fresh air. They are vastly improved. Keep talking to biologists, outfitters, farmers and hunters. People with boots in the field often have solutions to issues with wildlife. I am glad your listening and look forward to further improvements as populations adjust. Hunters are all for conservation generally. We do have a segment of the population that does not play by the rules in some cases and quite frankly, I don't like the rules they play by. Those rules can be abused and I have seen it personally too many times. MNR officials turn a blind eye. It hurts the wildlife and sometimes they don't use it for their subsistence as treaties state. Much is sold for profit and I have witnessed wastage in the field as well. I know its a big political issue BUT it is a factor and part of the problem. Lets pay attention to one of the elephants in the room. Many of us have seen this first hand. Sorry to be politically incorrect but lets be honest and try to fix it. Uphold the laws that exist surrounding this issue.