06-24-2015, 06:53 PM
[#0000FF]I doubt that many who actually harvest and eat crawdads agree with the law as written. Like other laws on the Utah books it was put in the regulations by people...people who are human and sometimes have to struggle with wording so that it makes a point and makes sense too. In the past few years there has been an open attitude at DWR to try to change wordings subject to misunderstandings. They have even been known to amend the regs to make them more in line with reality. A good example was their effort to clarify the definition of cutthroat markings at Strawberry.
I suspect that if enough crawdad fanciers were to voice their opinions and desires on this issue that it might at least come up for objective review.
Otherwise, it smacks of the attitude often found in some big corporations...whenever someone asks "why?". "Ain't no good reason for it. It's just company policy."
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I suspect that if enough crawdad fanciers were to voice their opinions and desires on this issue that it might at least come up for objective review.
Otherwise, it smacks of the attitude often found in some big corporations...whenever someone asks "why?". "Ain't no good reason for it. It's just company policy."
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