Subj: new wilderness in oregon
Date: 11/23/2005 8:59:04 AM Pacific Standard Time
From: BALTZ526
To:
greg.walden@mail.house.gov
anytime i as a sportsman see the opportunity to voice my belief in the need for more wilderness designations, and more roadless areas being created in areas already logged, this is one i agree should happen in the mount hood national forest.just make sure sportsmen alway have a way to access these areas. to block access is not what any sportsman wants. we want common sense access into these areas, unlike the un-common sense that went into the hatpoint area road closure in the hells canyon wilderness---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------this what i just sent to greg walden---------------------------------------------------------------------------and this is the response i got----------------------------------Subj: Re: new wilderness in oregon
Date: 11/23/2005 9:04:07 AM Pacific Standard Time
From:
greg.walden@mail.house.gov
To:
baltz526@aol.com
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Thank you for taking the time to e-mail me. I appreciate learning your
thoughts and opinions and I make it a priority to respond to the
individual concerns of constituents of the Second Congressional District
of Oregon as soon as possible. This is an automatic response that is sent
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Second Congressional District of Oregon
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