paulw
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You might find a local park ranger that is also a diver and find out what the rules are, if he isn't complying properly.....
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So far the responses have been encouraging ...
- three dive shops have banned this guy and his dive buddy ... as one put it, "people like this are nothing but a headache"
- Northwest Dive News wants to do a story on the incident, as an awareness issue
- a local TV station wants to do a story as well
- but most enouraging, virtually the entire local dive community ... all factions, representing all agencies, hunters and non-hunters alike ... have come out in support of working to get this site designated off-limits to hunting. And considering it's a park, we might be able to make it happen
... Bob (Grateful Diver)