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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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Question:
I thought the "deer breeders" had access to some of the best researchers, biologist, veterinarians, genetic experts money could hire. As an outsider , if they do not, it seems they could hire the best researcher's to help protect their huge investments.
So I don't understand why this issue is "only" in the hands of "others". On the surface it seems like a lack of breeder responsibility.
Just asking
Thanks
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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The problem is you can't stop CWD, and it doesn't matter if they have the best researchers to check for it or not the government is the one that is forcing them to kill the deer to send them in.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: txbobcat]
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Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. Why did the state not start spending money on live testing when they found CWD in Mule Deer in 2012? State used an overall average death rate to require testing of 4.75%. That is the number of deer that died in all the pens out of the total deer in the all pens last year(one deer breeder lost 30 or so deer to EHD in one month last year). So those breeders who practiced good animal husbandry and had fewer than the average death losses are penalized for having fewer death losses. The penalty? Kill healthy deer(even though they had not deer related to those deer in Medina County to be able to be movement qualified). Kill healthy deer? They had to kill deer due to the fact that they are guilty by association. That association is from being a deer breeder. That association is that all deer breeders loose deer in great numbers. Total I also think that anyone who is under an MLD plan should have to test 50% of the deer killed this season on their land. That would amount to over 100,000 tests (done at their expense also, since they do not pay to be in MLD). That would be 3 times the numbers of tests that have been to date. That would include Mule Deer and Whitetail under HF and LF. Testing that number of deer from all areas of the State would find out if CWD is an other areas as well. There were probably 650,000 deer killed in Texas last year in every county. Ever wonder how many of those deer crossed county lines to a final destination? Ever wonder how of those carcass were tossed into the ditch or a dog drug to who knows where? Ever wonder how many had CWD that were not tested?
Are idiots multiplying faster than normal people?
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Aggieman775]
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The problem is you can't stop CWD, and it doesn't matter if they have the best researchers to check for it or not the government is the one that is forcing them to kill the deer to send them in. I see the problem as not wanting find out the source of or how CWD got into Medina County. Killing deer will not stop CWD from showing up again in a herd of deer a LF or HF ranch in a part of the State that has no deer related to West Texas or Medina County. When that happens then it will finally trigger the light to come on and to start looking for the source.
Are idiots multiplying faster than normal people?
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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Great points STX. Anyone know what as postmortem test cost? If it is nominal, they could require it of all deer commercially processed, that would catch the biggest number samples.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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08/23/15 02:52 PM
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
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Doubt that would fly then.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: BOONER]
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[quote=BOONER]I just don't understand why people get upset when they break the rules. Pet deer breeders know the rules and risk involved. Do yourself a favor and educate yourself on the topic at hand before you make statements such as this. Risk has nothing to do with what you said. You said they broke the rules. No one broke any rules or laws. And you don't get to decide what others do for a living or a hobby. Sucks huh. And yes, your post was at least the most ignorant of the day. Lol, rancher your an angry lil fella ain't ya. And I would say risk has everything to do with it. No one makes anyone be a deer breeder but if YOU decide to be one then there is a certain amount of RISK involved. And for making a living raising deer makes you happy then I'm all for it as long as they are shown in fairs along with the other livestock. Not angry or "lil". I'm not a breeder either. I don't care for nannies who want to tell others what they can and can't do. When folks like you lie (like you did), I'll call you on it. Nobody "broke any rules" or laws. Duck and dodge all you want. Your statement was ignorant, and a lie. Typical of folks trying to force a situation to fit their agenda.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: txbobcat]
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Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. They are spending their time and money getting the live tests researched. But as of now, govt. agencies are preventing them from being "approved". The live tests have a 90+% confidence level in most cases, which is comparable to the post mortem testing. But for some "reason" the govt. agencies won't approve them. Wonder why?
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: stxranchman]
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Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. Why did the state not start spending money on live testing when they found CWD in Mule Deer in 2012? State used an overall average death rate to require testing of 4.75%. That is the number of deer that died in all the pens out of the total deer in the all pens last year(one deer breeder lost 30 or so deer to EHD in one month last year). So those breeders who practiced good animal husbandry and had fewer than the average death losses are penalized for having fewer death losses. The penalty? Kill healthy deer(even though they had not deer related to those deer in Medina County to be able to be movement qualified). Kill healthy deer? They had to kill deer due to the fact that they are guilty by association. That association is from being a deer breeder. That association is that all deer breeders loose deer in great numbers. Total I also think that anyone who is under an MLD plan should have to test 50% of the deer killed this season on their land. That would amount to over 100,000 tests (done at their expense also, since they do not pay to be in MLD). That would be 3 times the numbers of tests that have been to date. That would include Mule Deer and Whitetail under HF and LF. Testing that number of deer from all areas of the State would find out if CWD is an other areas as well. There were probably 650,000 deer killed in Texas last year in every county. Ever wonder how many of those deer crossed county lines to a final destination? Ever wonder how of those carcass were tossed into the ditch or a dog drug to who knows where? Ever wonder how many had CWD that were not tested? You and I know why they didn't go after native mule deer in west Texas. There was no one to blame, no power and $ to be had (same reason they don't go after the big deer killing diseases). Blaming breeders gets them big $ and it also is a PR coup in a certain segment of the hunting population. Which feeds their power play. Be careful what you ask for. They are currently setting up their general population testing protocol. If you are within a certain distance from one of the ranches that have sent deer to or bought deer from the pattersons you will be required to handle your deer in certain ways and submit all for testing. This year you won't be required to pay for it. But you and I also know they'll find more positives. And when that happens they'll expand their testing protocols and the money will run out sooner or later, and you'll be required to fund your own testing. Whether or not you sell hunts or not. The testing cost is not an issue to the breeders (animals worth 10's of thousands of dollars are easy to protect with a $125 test). But when it starts hitting average Joe in the pocket you're gonna hear some screaming.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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08/23/15 06:41 PM
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^^^^ They may just raise the hunting license cost. Say $2.50 to test 1 in 50 random deer. $12.50.. 1 in10. Or a CWD stamp.
When the Joe Blow deer lease test positive... then what? IMO that's what their afraid of !
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: stxranchman]
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Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. Why did the state not start spending money on live testing when they found CWD in Mule Deer in 2012? State used an overall average death rate to require testing of 4.75%. That is the number of deer that died in all the pens out of the total deer in the all pens last year(one deer breeder lost 30 or so deer to EHD in one month last year). So those breeders who practiced good animal husbandry and had fewer than the average death losses are penalized for having fewer death losses. The penalty? Kill healthy deer(even though they had not deer related to those deer in Medina County to be able to be movement qualified). Kill healthy deer? They had to kill deer due to the fact that they are guilty by association. That association is from being a deer breeder. That association is that all deer breeders loose deer in great numbers. Total I also think that anyone who is under an MLD plan should have to test 50% of the deer killed this season on their land. That would amount to over 100,000 tests (done at their expense also, since they do not pay to be in MLD). That would be 3 times the numbers of tests that have been to date. That would include Mule Deer and Whitetail under HF and LF. Testing that number of deer from all areas of the State would find out if CWD is an other areas as well. There were probably 650,000 deer killed in Texas last year in every county. Ever wonder how many of those deer crossed county lines to a final destination? Ever wonder how of those carcass were tossed into the ditch or a dog drug to who knows where? Ever wonder how many had CWD that were not tested? Ive never figured out why MLD program was "free" anyway. All the time and expense the state spends to babysit that is enormous. Also why wouldn't the state be all for the live testing if it is as effective as said in this thread???
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: txbobcat]
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[quote=txbobcat]Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. Why did the state not start spending money on live testing when they found CWD in Mule Deer in 2012? State used an overall average death rate to require testing of 4.75%. That is the number of deer that died in all the pens out of the total deer in the all pens last year(one deer breeder lost 30 or so deer to EHD in one month last year). So those breeders who practiced good animal husbandry and had fewer than the average death losses are penalized for having fewer death losses. The penalty? Kill healthy deer(even though they had not deer related to those deer in Medina County to be able to be movement qualified). Kill healthy deer? They had to kill deer due to the fact that they are guilty by association. That association is from being a deer breeder. That association is that all deer breeders loose deer in great numbers. Total I also think that anyone who is under an MLD plan should have to test 50% of the deer killed this season on their land. That would amount to over 100,000 tests (done at their expense also, since they do not pay to be in MLD). That would be 3 times the numbers of tests that have been to date. That would include Mule Deer and Whitetail under HF and LF. Testing that number of deer from all areas of the State would find out if CWD is an other areas as well. There were probably 650,000 deer killed in Texas last year in every county. Ever wonder how many of those deer crossed county lines to a final destination? Ever wonder how of those carcass were tossed into the ditch or a dog drug to who knows where? Ever wonder how many had CWD that were not tested? Ive never figured out why MLD program was "free" anyway. All the time and expense the state spends to babysit that is enormous. Also why wouldn't the state be all for the live testing if it is as effective as said in this thread??? [/quote] For the same reason they destroyed the perfect research sample group. And they don't babysit me or anyone else I know on MLD. In fact, my biologist has never even done his ranch visit on one of my places. But, they do charge me an extra $250 each year. It's called a ranch license. Do they charge you extra for the fish they stock? Or the other 95% of the biologists time that they put toward things that benefit you? There must be a lot of misconceptions out there.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Chunky Monkey]
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So you pay a $250 bribe to have different hunting quotas than the rest of us
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Western]
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So you pay a $250 bribe to have different hunting quotas than the rest of us No. The state extorts $250 a year from me because I lease land. Has nothing to do with quotas.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: therancher]
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[quote=txbobcat]Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. Why did the state not start spending money on live testing when they found CWD in Mule Deer in 2012? State used an overall average death rate to require testing of 4.75%. That is the number of deer that died in all the pens out of the total deer in the all pens last year(one deer breeder lost 30 or so deer to EHD in one month last year). So those breeders who practiced good animal husbandry and had fewer than the average death losses are penalized for having fewer death losses. The penalty? Kill healthy deer(even though they had not deer related to those deer in Medina County to be able to be movement qualified). Kill healthy deer? They had to kill deer due to the fact that they are guilty by association. That association is from being a deer breeder. That association is that all deer breeders loose deer in great numbers. Total I also think that anyone who is under an MLD plan should have to test 50% of the deer killed this season on their land. That would amount to over 100,000 tests (done at their expense also, since they do not pay to be in MLD). That would be 3 times the numbers of tests that have been to date. That would include Mule Deer and Whitetail under HF and LF. Testing that number of deer from all areas of the State would find out if CWD is an other areas as well. There were probably 650,000 deer killed in Texas last year in every county. Ever wonder how many of those deer crossed county lines to a final destination? Ever wonder how of those carcass were tossed into the ditch or a dog drug to who knows where? Ever wonder how many had CWD that were not tested? Ive never figured out why MLD program was "free" anyway. All the time and expense the state spends to babysit that is enormous. Also why wouldn't the state be all for the live testing if it is as effective as said in this thread??? [/quote] For the same reason they destroyed the perfect research sample group. And they don't babysit me or anyone else I know on MLD. In fact, my biologist has never even done his ranch visit on one of my places. But, they do charge me an extra $250 each year. It's called a ranch license. Do they charge you extra for the fish they stock? Or the other 95% of the biologists time that they put toward things that benefit you? There must be a lot of misconceptions out there. I have managed as many as 5 MLD ranches at one time and understand the program quite well. All ranches that lease regardless if on MLD have to pay the lease fee/permit.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: therancher]
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So you pay a $250 bribe to have different hunting quotas than the rest of us No. The state extorts $250 a year from me because I lease land. Has nothing to do with quotas. Don't lease it then. I know what I pay to lease 7,000 acres and it's MLD. $250 doesn't equate to a single sheet of toilet paper on a jumbo roll as it relates to what the property leases for.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: Play Maker]
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Some Vets charge up to $200 per test. I know one guy who has to kill 8 deer this week and that is what his Vet charges him.
Are idiots multiplying faster than normal people?
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: soonersorlaters]
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So you pay a $250 bribe to have different hunting quotas than the rest of us No. The state extorts $250 a year from me because I lease land. Has nothing to do with quotas. Don't lease it then. I know what I pay to lease 7,000 acres and it's MLD. $250 doesn't equate to a single sheet of toilet paper on a jumbo roll as it relates to what the property leases for. Thats what he has to pay to lease it out. It's a lease license
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: txbobcat]
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Couple points to be made on the whole deal...
Number one is breeders signed up for the program KNOWING it would be heavily overseen by the government.
Number two is they should be spending their time and money to get the live test approved instead of trying to make it a private property or "slaughter" argument.
Three just for those that don't know the breeders can pick and choose which animals are used/tested so they can pick out their culls. They have had a voluntary program for this for a while and those folks are in compliance. Everyone else is having to catch up now that its a requirement. Why did the state not start spending money on live testing when they found CWD in Mule Deer in 2012? State used an overall average death rate to require testing of 4.75%. That is the number of deer that died in all the pens out of the total deer in the all pens last year(one deer breeder lost 30 or so deer to EHD in one month last year). So those breeders who practiced good animal husbandry and had fewer than the average death losses are penalized for having fewer death losses. The penalty? Kill healthy deer(even though they had not deer related to those deer in Medina County to be able to be movement qualified). Kill healthy deer? They had to kill deer due to the fact that they are guilty by association. That association is from being a deer breeder. That association is that all deer breeders loose deer in great numbers. Total I also think that anyone who is under an MLD plan should have to test 50% of the deer killed this season on their land. That would amount to over 100,000 tests (done at their expense also, since they do not pay to be in MLD). That would be 3 times the numbers of tests that have been to date. That would include Mule Deer and Whitetail under HF and LF. Testing that number of deer from all areas of the State would find out if CWD is an other areas as well. There were probably 650,000 deer killed in Texas last year in every county. Ever wonder how many of those deer crossed county lines to a final destination? Ever wonder how of those carcass were tossed into the ditch or a dog drug to who knows where? Ever wonder how many had CWD that were not tested? Ive never figured out why MLD program was "free" anyway. All the time and expense the state spends to babysit that is enormous. Also why wouldn't the state be all for the live testing if it is as effective as said in this thread??? I am with you on the "free" MLD. I have always said to charge to fund the program. Their are now 10,000+ MLD properties in the state. That money has to come out of some other budget to fund that segment. Crazy not to charge $200 or some number per year per MLD permit. It seems they could use the MLD ranches along with breeders to do a lot experimental types of testing. Right now the MLD ranches can "voluntarily" test their deer if they want AND the state will pay for all testing is what I have been told. Exactly how many ranches do you think are going to voluntarily test deer to find a CWD positive on their land.... to become the next "Medina County" ranch in their part of the state?
Are idiots multiplying faster than normal people?
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
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So you pay a $250 bribe to have different hunting quotas than the rest of us No. The state extorts $250 a year from me because I lease land. Has nothing to do with quotas. Don't lease it then. I know what I pay to lease 7,000 acres and it's MLD. $250 doesn't equate to a single sheet of toilet paper on a jumbo roll as it relates to what the property leases for. Thats what he has to pay to lease it out. It's a lease license I think he/she understands. It's just the 99%er mentality of "you're making enough money to finance my lifestyle so scroo u".
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
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So you pay a $250 bribe to have different hunting quotas than the rest of us No. The state extorts $250 a year from me because I lease land. Has nothing to do with quotas. Don't lease it then. I know what I pay to lease 7,000 acres and it's MLD. $250 doesn't equate to a single sheet of toilet paper on a jumbo roll as it relates to what the property leases for. Thats what he has to pay to lease it out. It's a lease license I understand that. What I don't understand is why he considers it extortion.
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Re: Deer being killed to test for Chronic Wasting Disease
[Re: soonersorlaters]
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therancher
THF Trophy Hunter
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THF Trophy Hunter
Joined: Jul 2013
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No. The state extorts $250 a year from me because I lease land. Has nothing to do with quotas.
Don't lease it then. I know what I pay to lease 7,000 acres and it's MLD. $250 doesn't equate to a single sheet of toilet paper on a jumbo roll as it relates to what the property leases for. Thats what he has to pay to lease it out. It's a lease license I understand that. What I don't understand is why he considers it extortion. I rest my case. See my previous post.
Crotchety old bastidge
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