So intensive management is so people can have "efficiency and cost savings found in fewer days spent afield and less boat or all-terrain vehicle fuel burned." Hmm I thought it was called hunting, not shopping, guess it is fair chase so long as we don't have to go far to do it. 

You also mention turnaround in Unit 16. When intensive management started in that unit there was not a good understanding of the number of predators or moose. So how can intensive management be judged a 'success' aside from a few people saving some fuel? Or was the suspension of wanton waste laws for bear harvesting the real success?

-signed an Alaskan hunter