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Do you agree with limiting camping on national forest land?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
814 Votes

Do you agree with limiting camping on national forest land?

Yes, limit crowds

4

No, it's public land

2

Yes, limit crowds

4 Comments
Ka San
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Ka San

And furthermore, there should be mandatory restriction on the use of campfires in high fire danger areas and during drought months, including on the 4th of July.

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Chris Ellsworth
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Chris Ellsworth

With crowd limits prevents destruction of our waterways.

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Jasin Anderson
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Jasin Anderson

Limit them, but also create more campsites and other places for people to go and enjoy our public lands.

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Leslie Ann
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Leslie Ann

It wont be a special place to go to if there's overcrowding .

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No, it's public land

2 Comments
Thomas Waggoner
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Thomas Waggoner

because we would need to cut down trees so there is space for people to came there

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Paul Owen
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Paul Owen

But get rid of reservation system to first come first serve

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Do you support a record $1.5 trillion budget for the military?

Do you support a record $1.5 trillion budget for the military?

Yes

1

No

1

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

1 Comment
Ka San
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Ka San

If it even needs saying, the Military Industrial Complex is the MOST bloated budget of the entire federal budget. If our current "completely-in-over-his-head" Def Sec + idiot prez hadn't started a completely unnecessary war, we would not have depleted stores of weapons and this be on nobody's radar!

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Dave
Dave

Ka San, You sound like a radical liberal. Guess you'd rather have nukes start flying around in the middle east and then closer to home in a couple years.

Do you think sweeps and hostile architecture are effective ways to remove camps?

Do you think sweeps and hostile architecture are effective ways to remove camps?

Yes

1

No

0

Yes

1 Comment
Kate Coffey
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Kate Coffey

As a tax payer and resident of Deschutes County I am tired of my tax dollars being used to clean up the filth the homeless people leave behind. If this is a deterrent for them living there then we won’t have to clean it up again. Thus saving tax payer dollars and the rocks are a better look.

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No

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No one has commented yet

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