huntn2
Senior Member
Ok. I deleted the links. But the "randomness" excuse is a load of shit and you know it. You have to enter your odnr customer number off your license. Which means respondents have to have a valid hunting license number.. If you open it up for anyone and everyone to take, how much more fucking random can you get? Put it on the odnr homepage how much more random can you get? If you ask me it sounds like the decks being stacked. How do you limit something then claim randomness?
So he gets to spout his bullshit about the herd being too big, and we need to do reductions, and we have too many deer in every danmn PR interview he does, then present a survey. But you can't factor in guys on websites like OS and TOO etc who are informed and probably the best sportsmen you'll find in this state? Nope. He wants the mushrooms he's kept in the dark and fed bullshit. I guess the opinions only matter if they are not ours. Which means he's angling for the data he wants to hear. Same old bs.
I will let him preserve his little survey, I am going to see the data anyway. It will be very interesting to see the contrast between his and mine.
Sounds more like a controlled experiment...
Mike, what is gained by limiting the sample set? Perhaps it is different in wildlife management, but in my line of work, a 10% sample set (assuming all recipients respond) doesn't provide a sound representation of the subject being evaluated.
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