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To: dirtboy

Yes, the Pittman-Robertson Act has provided untold money for wildlife over the years. During HS I worked in a sporting goods store and remember when the price of Duck Stamps increased from two to three dollars, a few customers thought that was outrageous. LOL! I have no idea the cost of one now.


23 posted on 03/09/2010 12:27:59 PM PST by jazusamo (But there really is no free lunch, except in the world of political rhetoric,.: Thomas Sowell)
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Allen said. “There's just no dispute, and emotion-over-science is not the way to professionally manage wildlife.”

That is the money quote from the article. It is time for the adults to take charge and send the enviroweenies away kicking and screaming, or feed them to the wolves.

RMEF had a good series of articles about five years ago in their Bugle magazine about the wolves reintroduction and the impact it had on the elk herds, the ranchers, and on the hunting community. They were balanced and did not take sides at that point. Now that the carnage to the herds is overwhelming it is good to see the RMEF take a stand to manage the wolf numbers.

25 posted on 03/09/2010 2:25:15 PM PST by mickey finn
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