03-29-2016, 03:00 PM
I would agree with what you say here, but, for those many many users of the lakes, that don't come across the stateline through the check station, and don't have a check station within hundreds of miles, how do you or what would you propose to be able to get a check on your boat that you are clean? That's a big question and issue, but, I would agree.
Not to knock our neighbors to the south, but, I have heard many stories of folks being able to skirt the border check station by just taking a back road and they are in. One proof of being checked and then going into an infested water between Idaho uses can literally defeat the whole process.
I think it's going to take one irrigation dam/pipe to get infested in Idaho and plug the system with the little creachers to then get our legislature off their back side to support the program.
Not sure what the solution is, but Friday is close and I guess we will see what happens.
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Not to knock our neighbors to the south, but, I have heard many stories of folks being able to skirt the border check station by just taking a back road and they are in. One proof of being checked and then going into an infested water between Idaho uses can literally defeat the whole process.
I think it's going to take one irrigation dam/pipe to get infested in Idaho and plug the system with the little creachers to then get our legislature off their back side to support the program.
Not sure what the solution is, but Friday is close and I guess we will see what happens.
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