Perhaps one dedicated to demonizing anyone in the Arizona Game Commission, or the state, for that matter, who has a ranching background or supports rural economy. Judging from his diatribe against all but one of Arizona's game commissioners, Tim Vanderpool is obviously anti-rural Arizona. Especially when it comes to anyone's rights but his own. Sue Chilton is perfectly within her job description to coordinate Arizona game laws with the rights of other land users. Yes, I said rights.
Ranchers have rights to use public lands.
Those rights have been crushed under the heels of jackbooted thugs in the environmental community and the federal government for far too long. It is time they were taken out of the closet, brushed off and reinstated. Commercial game animals are their major food source, unless he thinks ranchers like Sue Chilton should be forced to donate their livestock, which I am sure he does. Wildlife are a consumable commodity for other wildlife as well as a renewable resource used by humans. I submit that Tim Vanderpool is a notorious environmental sycophant who supports subsidizing environmental organizations with federal grants in order to allow them to continue to drive all use from our federal and private lands.