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This photo was shared by the Wild Sheep Foundation on their Facebook page. The billboard as you can see was paid for by projectwolf.org which is actually the Tucson-based Center for Biological Diversity. The billboard is located in Cody, Wyoming.
Not sure about all of you but this photo makes us want to go hunt some wolves. Anyone wanna to join us? – Hunters Against PETA
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USA Today reported recently along with several other news sources that the feds are planning to drop the non-native Canadian gray wolf from the endangered species list. This means that states will be allowed to manage wolves the way they want without the feds telling them how to do it.
Anti-hunting groups have already started fighting back. Below is one example.
“As a matter of principle, I just think it’s wrong,” said Jay Tutchton, a Colorado lawyer with the group WildEarth Guardians.
This is good news for our big game, ranchers, farmers and hunters. We will keep fighting to protect our big game herds from the non-native Canadian gray wolf. – Hunters Against PETA
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PETA announced today that they would like to start using drones to spy on hunters who “terrorize animals and break game laws.” They even claimed that this would a be program that Sen. Rand Paul “might be able to get behind.”
Here’s what else PETA had to say: “With more than five times as many wildlife watchers as there are hunters in the U.S., we hope to expose further why hunting is a sick and sickening pursuit.”
“The talk is usually about drones being used as killing machines, but PETA drones will be used to save lives,” PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk
PETA has contacted Australia-based drone manufacturer Aerobot, maker of the state-of-the-art remote-controlled helicopters that can be outfitted with a video camera to discuss which of its products would best fit the purpose.
While we’re not sure how likely this will become a reality, you can be sure that PETA will do everything they can to make it so. It could get quite costly for them also if their drones get shot down because its hovering too close over a group of hunters with high powered rifles. – Hunters Against PETA
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