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To: E_K_S who wrote (45376)	11/11/2011 2:44:06 PM
From: robert b furman	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78525

hI eks, PARDON MY NEGATIVE OUTLOOK, Our dealerships keep a boat in Valdez Alaska -we take our key employees up there for a week fishing trip.Each partner gets to take key customers and employees for about a month.I've been lucky enough to be up there for 13-14 years. I fish it hard and often come in with more than the charters do. Up there fisherman drive trucks with bumper stickers that say "Friends don't let friends eat farm raide fish". In Wisconsin a neighbor accross the road decided to raise Deer in a high raised fence operations so fat bankers from Milwaukee can shoot a big buck and write a check - a despicable form of hunting - if even that.Over 20 years of this the farm become the states highest infected farm with Chronic Waste Desease.The state has now double fenced the property and bought it 465,000 so studies on how toxic these disease spores are.It has completely eliminated my desire to hunt deer on that property. Man should leave wild beasts to the wilderness.If they are expensive - let it be a luzury.Farms are never substitutes for wild beasts. Just my position and has nothing to do with it as an investment - which I think they should never be. Truly just my opinion and every body has one. Hope I've not poured salt in a wound. Bob