Post by duff on Dec 1, 2008 19:33:47 GMT -5
DNR is taking suggestions on proposed changes. My proposal will be making mute swans open season during any waterfowl season. Those critters need eradicated!
Here is the details from JackC in the legislative forum:
" Does the DNR need to change any rules?
You will get your chance in 2009 to suggest improvements for DNR regulations for hunting, fishing and trapping.
Statutes and rules have evolved over dozens of years and the DNR's Natural Resources Commission has decided that it is time for a comprehensive look at streamlining, simplifying and making all those regulations just plain better for the average person to understand.
Comments will be collected on a special webpage that the DNR will announce very soon. Public comment sessions will be held by the DNR Advisory Council later next year to prepare for rewriting some rules and even recommendations to change some legislation.
Conservation clubs and hunting and fishing groups are strongly urged to plan discussions in upcoming meetings to identify improvements that can be recommended to the DNR.
The Indiana Wildlife Federation (IWF) is grateful to the members of the Natural Reources Commission for launching this project to make Indiana outdoor experiences more rewarding."
Here is the details from JackC in the legislative forum:
" Does the DNR need to change any rules?
You will get your chance in 2009 to suggest improvements for DNR regulations for hunting, fishing and trapping.
Statutes and rules have evolved over dozens of years and the DNR's Natural Resources Commission has decided that it is time for a comprehensive look at streamlining, simplifying and making all those regulations just plain better for the average person to understand.
Comments will be collected on a special webpage that the DNR will announce very soon. Public comment sessions will be held by the DNR Advisory Council later next year to prepare for rewriting some rules and even recommendations to change some legislation.
Conservation clubs and hunting and fishing groups are strongly urged to plan discussions in upcoming meetings to identify improvements that can be recommended to the DNR.
The Indiana Wildlife Federation (IWF) is grateful to the members of the Natural Reources Commission for launching this project to make Indiana outdoor experiences more rewarding."
