Perhaps members of the Board of Game should take a  "field trip" to the Denali Hwy and see what they have created. I quit visiting the Denali Hwy in the Fall over 20 years ago just when off road vehicles were becoming the favored mode of travel. One of those track vehicles was chewing up the tundra just off the hwy. These motorized "fun machines" are in our towns, too. Most accessible public lands now have impassable swaths unless you have one of those machines. Forget hiking & biking, skiing or dogsledding because the trails are way too rutted. The vegetation has been destroyed and no longer can I hop on my bike with a couple of buckets in my backpack and pick cranberries near my home. The wildflowers are gone because the land is simply a  continuous mudbog. Once kids and families got their exercise by walking and biking in the woods or along the shoulder of the roads. Now, there are more and more zipping by on their machines. How does that promote health of the land or body?