Craig Medred's piece "Who ever said hunting was supposed to be fair?" (Jan. 25) was so very timely and cogent.

For people who strive to see hunting and other consumptive use of Alaska's animals regulated out of existence for the benefit of their cause, there is no use presenting this piece; it will merely be passed off as the quintessential pro-hunter's position.

But for the undecided, it serves as a masterpiece of logic and truth. Consider it carefully before signing any forthcoming petitions that attempt to take away another part of the essence of so many vested residents of this great state.

-- Christopher M. Ess / Wasilla