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Residents against changing Standing Boy WMA.

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Matthew Hubbard
10 years ago

I haven't hunted the area yet but was planning to this year

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Ray Frazier
10 years ago

We don't need another bike trail we've got one in our hunting area

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Troy Lawton
10 years ago

Save stboy wma

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Steve Mount
10 years ago

Keep it for public hunting

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Shawn Giefing
10 years ago

I hunt here. Leave it alone

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Hunter
10 years ago

Please don't shut it down

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Robert Kidd
10 years ago

I love this place!!!!

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Chris Jones
10 years ago

Keep this resource open for hunters. I plan to bring my children bowhunting here.

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Juan Salazar
10 years ago

Love this hunting land. Don't do it.

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Stephen Johnson
10 years ago Featured

Help keep public hunting land open. Closing one wma will just make other more crowded or either push people away form the sport.

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Michael howard
10 years ago

I like standing boy the way it is

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Andrew Chesser
10 years ago

I do not agree with taking this land away from the hunters. With so much being taken away each year, I say leave this area alone.

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Kason Wilkins
10 years ago Featured

Closing this wma that is so close to Columbus will essentially take away some peoples ability and way of teaching our kids about nature and the southern way of life. It's really sad this is even being entertained as a possibility!

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Maria Garcia
10 years ago

Columbus spent a lot of money on the bike trail from Psalmond Rd to downtown. It would be great if the bikers would use it.

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Jason Morrison
10 years ago

Stop taking away our public hunting ground. Not everyone can afford a private lease or their own land. Public land is what I was raised on.

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Daniel Elliott
10 years ago Featured

I have been hunting here for the last 5 years. I love that it's in town and it's great for a quick afternoon hunt after work.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Keep it the way it is!

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Jonathan Jannsen
10 years ago

Damn shame what they are doing

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Krysten
10 years ago

This is the land I grew up on and I don't want to see it turned into a state park!

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Olin Powell
10 years ago

Very few spots to hunt, why not save a few to share with our children.