North American Model of Wildlfie Conservation

I don't know how many of you read "Traditional Bowhunter" but one of the writers I have been following and really like simply because he champions public land/ hunting rights is David Petersen. He wrote an article in the Feb./Mar. edition of the magazine that covers the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation and Public Trust Doctrine.
There are 7 core principles of the NAM.....
1) Wildlife is a public trust resource.
2) Elimination of markets for game.
3)Allocation of wildlife by law.
4)Wildlife should only be killed for a legitamate purpose.
5) Wildlife is considered an international resource.
6)Science is the proper tool for discharge of wildlife.
7) Democracy of hunting

In a nutshell, on a Federal level, the NAM is a guide that keeps special interests, corporations, clubs, etc. from exploiting game on public land. However, these guidelines can be abused on a state level by special interest groups(i.e. game ranchers, land owners, etc.)
I won't go into too much detail about the article as there is so much info but it says what I have been thinking and that we as democratic sportspersons need to insure public hunting opportunities by policing our representatives in government. They need to be on board with us to keep and maintain ou rpublic hunting lands and the animals that live there.
I want to leave you with this paragraph.
"North American sportspersons must wake up to the realization that in the end, it's going to be either captive elk behind fences, to be executed by the wealthy, or free-roaming wild elk to be hunted by all who so choose, following the cherished North American hunting tradition. There can be no compromise. Game farming is utterly incompatable with the maintenance of free-roaming wildlife on this continent, standing in direct opposition to all the basic teneets of the North American Model of WIldlife Conservation and democratic hunting."