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re: Public waterfowl hearing Jefferson Parish (Updated with notes in OP)
Posted on 9/24/15 at 8:03 am to maisweh
Posted on 9/24/15 at 8:03 am to maisweh
So the point you all are missing is that many like the current zones. However SW la according to hunter feedback likes the early opener AND MORE IMPORTANTLY there are two commissioners from that area that want the early opener. If the coastal zone stays in its current form it WILL open early. The only way we will get a later opening is to get out of the same zone as SW LA.
Posted on 9/24/15 at 8:31 am to Da Hammer
I wouldn't have believed it given the public comment from last year and the outrage from the Commission's decision to set the season earlier this year ...... but only 7 people attended the public meeting, and 2 of those came very late.
Da Hammer articulated concerns over season dates with great understanding of the issues surrounding changing the zone boundaries and acknowledging the political difficulties with current Commission membership, as did one other attendee. Another group offered up an alternative that involved merging the West and East Zones and splitting SW and SE Louisiana into zones. I doubt such a change would fly on such a short time-frame. Something like that would require months of consideration and review.
Two of the 7 attendees expressed view expressed above; keep the existing zone boundary because it allows expanded opportunity in the New Orleans area to hunt >1 zone, which this year allows 14 extra hunt days.
Da Hammer articulated concerns over season dates with great understanding of the issues surrounding changing the zone boundaries and acknowledging the political difficulties with current Commission membership, as did one other attendee. Another group offered up an alternative that involved merging the West and East Zones and splitting SW and SE Louisiana into zones. I doubt such a change would fly on such a short time-frame. Something like that would require months of consideration and review.
Two of the 7 attendees expressed view expressed above; keep the existing zone boundary because it allows expanded opportunity in the New Orleans area to hunt >1 zone, which this year allows 14 extra hunt days.
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