MO Hunting

And maybe we need to see about who’s in charge (or doesn’t need to be anymore). The mass numbers of vultures circling our roads prove that hunters have fallen behind in doing their job keeping the balance in nature. Watersheds are now foul with runoff from dead animals killed on roadways and dying from overcrowding diseases. The apex predators which man has replaced are regarded as too dangerous to mingle in suburban areas, (no bears in my backyard), so it is still an issue requiring hunters to control those populations. Yet anti-gun apartment dwellers who couldn’t feed themselves without paying for the preparation of ANYTHING edible, still live in a fairy tale dream land where nobody gets their hands dirty or bloody. We can’t let the anti-gun suckers, who are hypnotized by the pied piper political rhetoric pushed by our country’s ENEMIES, make fools of some mushy headed politicians about the hard facts of life. Hunters control the herds NOW. Hunters don’t just live in the country. Hunters have a right to protect themselves while hunting,( if you have ever awoken a grumpy 350 pound razorback hog from its nap you would realize quickly that the firearms limitations imposed by statute are what actually can get you killed or crippled). Foolishly, we have allowed a population of bears and 900 pound elk in rural areas which are a far greater menace to drivers than any deer, and a hazard to absolutely anybody walking trails in wooded areas. Hunters need to have the tools to do their job and adequately protect themselves. Lack of focus in keeping these tools, such as this app, smoothly operating hinder the people paying for all operations at the state conservation level. It has been some time since we have had to shake it up, but it certainly appears that leadership has fallen for some mushy headed thinking.

The app was a very convenient way to keep track of my permits and tags. However, the recent app update has caused it to basically lock me out of the app. It says I’m logged in but does not allow me to access anything and says I have no permits, although I do. It won’t allow me to see the “seasons” page or anything else related to the app. Hope they address this quickly as deer season is just over a month away.

I have tried logging in on this app for over 30 minutes now so I can go fishing. I’ve even deleted and reinstalled it to see if that would work. I’ve even tried calling the offices. Fix. Your. Crap! It appears it’s been doing this nonsense since the beginning of November, judging by the content of the reviews. Why is nothing being done to solve this?? I don’t have a paper copy of my resident fishing tags because I had the app. I would have to drive 30 minutes out of my way to go purchase a paper copy, which I SHOULD NOT have to do seeing as I have one but can’t access it. Having this app is amazingly convenient and five star worthy. When it works... 👀 *** I originally wrote this review on November 25, 2017. STILL CANNOT LOGIN ON FEBRUARY 25, 2018! Thought I’d stop by and give a little update that THREE MONTHS LATER this crap of an app still isn’t working. ***