A great job Elizabeth! We could accomplish a lot if every wolf supporter everywhere wrote one letter like this each week and sent it to at least five media outlets in their area. It’s a sad and disgusting day in Wisconsin this October 15th 2013 when you can now kill one third of the state’s wolf population in one hunting season within a year and a half of wolves being delisted from the Endangered Species List. I’ll tell you what that says about Wisconsin politics: the cronyism, collusion and conspiracy between Bear Hounders and our legislators, including Governor Walker, is thick and lined with deep pockets to further the agenda of 1-2% of the entire state’s population who want to kill wolves. This state’s made a mockery of Democracy, as has some of its Department of Natural Resources employees. Ultra-conservative politicians have taken this state hostage, and have passed legislation favoring the mass “thrill-killing” of black bear, coyote, bobcat, and now the wolf. Screw the wildlife watchers and non-consumptive outdoor recreationalists; now we have to be careful that we, or our dogs or horses, don’t step in a snare or leg-hold trap set in one of our State parks or forests; we must be vigilant of marauding half-starved hound dogs terrorizing the wildlife in our north woods; and we have to endure the sickening sight of dead animals strapped to the hoods of pick-up trucks as if they are newly anointed ornaments testifying to the hunter’s stealth and cunning at killing a wild animal for nothing more than a skull or pelt. All for the kicks of the one-percenters, they’ll send the wolf straight back to the Endangered Species List in this state in a hurry, which will subsequently upset the north woods ecosystem that this apex predator has so greatly improved since their return. The contempt and disrespect that Wisconsin politicians and special interest hunting groups have for the iconic Timber Wolf and the majority of the citizens who are opposed to any wolf hunt was made abundantly clear today. Elizabeth Huntley
Posted on: Wed, 16 Oct 2013 03:49:45 +0000
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