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In France hundreds of sheep are killed after bear chases them over cliff
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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3012888" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I'm doing no such thing as an all or nothing. </p><p>NOBODY is more aware of conservation issues than an outdoorsman, or outdoorswomen, and as a farmer, soil conservation and the environment continues to be important to me. </p><p>The Wolves are just as important to the environment as a coyote is around here until they become overpopulated and decimate a specie like they have the Elk in Yellowstone. </p><p>Cyclic rates of animal population is nothing new. Rabbits have a typical 7 year cycle. Predators reduce their numbers, and a few of of them die off, but when you consider rabbits, one of the biggest predators are avian. </p><p>Yep, a government protected specie that has once again wasted a typically annually healthy population of rabbits. </p><p>Dammit I hate it when that happens!!</p><p></p><p>See what happens when the dammed government gets involved? </p><p>Physical changes in the land occur with rainfall and nature. This stretch to lose some aspen trees is a total stretch. </p><p>Anybody want to describe how the canyons and craggy mountains came to exist before wolves and aspens?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3012888, member: 5412"] I'm doing no such thing as an all or nothing. NOBODY is more aware of conservation issues than an outdoorsman, or outdoorswomen, and as a farmer, soil conservation and the environment continues to be important to me. The Wolves are just as important to the environment as a coyote is around here until they become overpopulated and decimate a specie like they have the Elk in Yellowstone. Cyclic rates of animal population is nothing new. Rabbits have a typical 7 year cycle. Predators reduce their numbers, and a few of of them die off, but when you consider rabbits, one of the biggest predators are avian. Yep, a government protected specie that has once again wasted a typically annually healthy population of rabbits. Dammit I hate it when that happens!! See what happens when the dammed government gets involved? Physical changes in the land occur with rainfall and nature. This stretch to lose some aspen trees is a total stretch. Anybody want to describe how the canyons and craggy mountains came to exist before wolves and aspens? [/QUOTE]
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