Randy thank you for being educational and respectful to the forest service. My dad retired 40 years with the fishlake national Forest in Utah and my mom with over 35 years and now me with six years under my belt it has been a part of my whole life. Most people give us a lot of greif and crap because they just don't understand how we have to manage the public lands and how hard it is to fight the environmentalists all the time to get anything done. So thank you for being respectful all the forest service is like family to me.
Can't imagine how different life would be for many of us without the foresight to set these lands aside for public use. Appreciate this type of info as it's important to educate so future generations will continue to have access via awareness and participation in the process.
Thank you, Randy, for a straight forward and accurate explanation. I recently retired after 35+ years with the Forest Service, and juggling the interests of millions of citizens was among the most challenging parts of the job. Is the FS cutting too many trees or not enough? Closing too many roads or not enough? Grazing too many cows or...you get the idea. I do wish sportsmen spoke with a louder voice when it comes to reducing open road travel by motorized vehicles - its the one thing we could do to most positively impact quality hunting opportunities on public lands. Keep up the good work, and I wish you good health!
People need to take their issues up with Congress and demand better policy and funding for the treasured lands we all enjoy. Too many people want to blame the local USFS staff person, when the cause of frustration stems from Congress.
Randy, thanks for the series. It amazes me how little people really know about these acronyms. I noticed in several of the "fly-over" shots that there was a significant amount of dead timber. I have read that there is a significant push to open those lands for harvest of the dead standing timber to alleviate or drastically reduce the tinder to help reduce or prevent large scale fires. How can I better voice my feelings in support for those efforts or what contact information should I be using to communicate with those in the region I live? I am in Utah. Thanks again. Lance Postma
You never did a FWS video! You should! I'm using these as lesson materials for kids in a class I'm teaching and it would be awesome to have one for FWS too 😂
anyone that would like a tour of the stanislaus natinonal forest in california I would be glad to show them ... they are the biggest faliure of any government agency in history ..these fire s they cant put out is because of no management they need to be complety terminated and let california foresty manage their own forest ...their burn plan on a forest fire is to have it so they dont have to mess with it for another 100 years ask any cal fire fire fighter .I have worked for both f the forest service
Randy thank you for being educational and respectful to the forest service. My dad retired 40 years with the fishlake national Forest in Utah and my mom with over 35 years and now me with six years under my belt it has been a part of my whole life. Most people give us a lot of greif and crap because they just don't understand how we have to manage the public lands and how hard it is to fight the environmentalists all the time to get anything done. So thank you for being respectful all the forest service is like family to me.
Thanks for the work you, your family, and many others put into managing our public lands.
Newberg 2020 "Welcome To America"
That's too funny.
We could get on board with this!
Can't imagine how different life would be for many of us without the foresight to set these lands aside for public use. Appreciate this type of info as it's important to educate so future generations will continue to have access via awareness and participation in the process.
Glad you liked it.
Randy, Great information. Keep these coming. Thank you
Thanks for watching.
A+ Randy for explaining USFS lands and the relationship of the Secure Rural Schools. Keep up the good work, you make TR and GP proud.
Hope people find it helpful.
Thank you, Randy, for a straight forward and accurate explanation. I recently retired after 35+ years with the Forest Service, and juggling the interests of millions of citizens was among the most challenging parts of the job. Is the FS cutting too many trees or not enough? Closing too many roads or not enough? Grazing too many cows or...you get the idea. I do wish sportsmen spoke with a louder voice when it comes to reducing open road travel by motorized vehicles - its the one thing we could do to most positively impact quality hunting opportunities on public lands.
Keep up the good work, and I wish you good health!
People need to take their issues up with Congress and demand better policy and funding for the treasured lands we all enjoy. Too many people want to blame the local USFS staff person, when the cause of frustration stems from Congress.
Awesome stuff Randy....really love watching these types of videos. Very informative, thank you!
Good to hear.
Hard to imagine anybody that would give this a thumbs down! Great work as always. Inspirational to us all!! Keep it up.
We have about a half dozen that give a thumbs down to every video, even if it was Mother Theresa saving starving children.
Thank
Thanks Randy.
Good content!
Good stuff!!! Thank you for the information!
Thanks for watching.
Great run down and insight Randy.
Hope it is helpful.
Thanks for another great video Randy! Run for president please! LOL!
I doubt even my wife would vote for me.
thank you
#keepitpublic !! Great work, Randy!
Thanks, Bjorn.
Great history lesson.
Glad it was helpful.
Thank you for this
Thanks for watching.
GOD Bless Teddy
Amen!
Great history lesson Mr. Newberg! In 100 more years we are think that your face should be up there with good ol Teddy too!!
Randy, thanks for the series. It amazes me how little people really know about these acronyms. I noticed in several of the "fly-over" shots that there was a significant amount of dead timber. I have read that there is a significant push to open those lands for harvest of the dead standing timber to alleviate or drastically reduce the tinder to help reduce or prevent large scale fires. How can I better voice my feelings in support for those efforts or what contact information should I be using to communicate with those in the region I live? I am in Utah. Thanks again. Lance Postma
We hope some find it helpful. Some grew up with all this information, but most are unfamiliar with how it all works.
What is the app called?
Dude, next time you are in Idaho, look me up. Id hang out with you any time buddy. You are a stallion. Your videos are fantastic!!
Glad you like them. Thanks for watching.
You never did a FWS video! You should! I'm using these as lesson materials for kids in a class I'm teaching and it would be awesome to have one for FWS too 😂
anyone that would like a tour of the stanislaus natinonal forest in california I would be glad to show them ... they are the biggest faliure of any government agency in history ..these fire s they cant put out is because of no management they need to be complety terminated and let california foresty manage their own forest ...their burn plan on a forest fire is to have it so they dont have to mess with it for another 100 years ask any cal fire fire fighter .I have worked for both f the forest service
the reason they say they don't pay taxes is they'd rather see condos and walmarts there
That is what many of them consider "Progress."
So you can camp free?