Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman 2017 123movies

Watch: Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – Out on America’s vast working landscapes – the ranches of the Mountain west, the farmlands of the Great Plains, the waterways of the Mississippi Delta – a huge, largely hidden, and entirely unexpected movement is being born. Tens of thousands of heartland conservationists are leading some of the most consequential work in the nation to restore America’s forests, grasslands, wildlife, soil and fisheries: the vast, rich bounty that shaped our national character and sustains our way of life..
Plot: From the Montana Rockies to the wheat fields of Kansas and the Gulf of Mexico, families who work the land and sea are crossing political divides to find unexpected ways to protect the natural resources vital to their livelihoods. These are the new heroes of conservation, deep in America’s heartland.
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	7.4/10 Votes: 38
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One sided
As a recreational fisherman raised on the Mississippi Gulf Coast I take serious issue with the portrayal of the non-commercial fisherman. I am neither a one percenter or someone who wishes to destroy the red snapper fishery. It is ridiculous that commercial fisherman are granted the right to take huge amounts of snapper from the Gulf of Mexico while native recreational fisherman are relegated to only a week or less. People from the rest of the country do not have the right to the resources in our local area before the actual locals who where raised on this way of life. I would not expect to take corn from a farmer in Iowa and his family get none. The same way I would not expect a recreational fisherman from Washington State to not have access to Salmon because it had all shipped to other parts of the country.

One sided
As a recreational fisherman raised on the Mississippi Gulf Coast I take serious issue with the portrayal of the non-commercial fisherman. I am neither a one percenter or someone who wishes to destroy the red snapper fishery. It is ridiculous that commercial fisherman are granted the right to take huge amounts of snapper from the Gulf of Mexico while native recreational fisherman are relegated to only a week or less. People from the rest of the country do not have the right to the resources in our local area before the actual locals who where raised on this way of life. I would not expect to take corn from a farmer in Iowa and his family get none. The same way I would not expect a recreational fisherman from Washington State to not have access to Salmon because it had all shipped to other parts of the country.

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Genre Documentary
Director Susan Froemke, John Hoffman, Beth Aala
Writer Deborah Dickson, Jack Youngelson
Actors Tom Brokaw, Dusty Crary, Justin Knopf
Country United States
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