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To: wita

Thanks for the post Wita.

You are absolutely right about the pine beetle scourge in Yellowstone and elsewhere in Montana, and most certainly about the elk disaster.

Since Canadian wolves were introduced into the park the Northern Yellowstone elk herd has plummeted from 19,000 elk to fewer than four thousand, and very few of those are breeding cows or calves.

In eastern Idaho the numbers are 16,000 down to fewer than 3,000.

Our government at work with our money.


12 posted on 06/23/2012 6:14:55 AM PDT by Fightin Whitey
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To: Fightin Whitey

Thanks.

“Our government at work with our money”.

Calling it work is a greater travesty than the money angle, but you are just quoting what “they” call it, and “they” need to be called to account.

Criminal is what it really is and anyone associated with such policies needs to be in the grey bar hotel. Yes I said it, A N Y O N E!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Every time I think about what “they” have done and are doing to our National Treasures, including the dollar itself I want to... Remaining comments self censored.


16 posted on 06/23/2012 7:44:39 AM PDT by wita
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To: Fightin Whitey

When the wolves run out of elk they will start on cattle, sheep, chickens, dogs, cats and whatever else they can kill, like people, especially little people hiking or playing outdoors. [planned parenthood helpers?]

Our grandparents who homesteaded and pioneered this land faced wolf problems on a daily basis. But each generation has to learn the hard way, it seems. Our schools dumb down the past history in favor of political environmentalism for our children.


19 posted on 06/23/2012 10:29:37 AM PDT by Latecomer
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