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Those ‘yelling and pepper spraying' may
well become wolf scat, i.e., wolf meals. Locals laugh bitterly at advice to tie
bells on dogs or children. The wry answer to how you can tell a problem large
predator is, “The bells in its poop.”
That's not funny to those whose animals have succumbed to this plague of
‘endangered' wolves.
Unless her remains are found in scat, a child currently missing in Idaho wolf
country won't be declared a ‘confirmed human kill.' There are legions of
missing calves, lambs, foals and dogs. Unless the animal is deemed
‘livestock,' there is nothing done.
If the ‘prey species' is livestock, the
evidence must be available: whenever the state fish and game officer finally
arrives to take the report, usually days after the fact. Wolves eat evidence, so
livestock owners are rarely compensated. If victims are family pets - too bad.
Wolves currently lead a charmed existence, ‘protected' under the guise of
being ‘endangered.' Elk herds are vanishing in the face of this large predator
and sport killer.
Rural property rights, the safety of all those in rural areas infested by large
predators and eventually, your own friends and family that venture into rural
areas to vacation and recreate, are what are really endangered.
The Endangered Species Act regulates ‘international trade' in ‘endangered
species.' It doesn't guarantee jobs for those dependent upon how many wolves
they are paid to ‘manage.'
The agenda is to make all humans, other than the Ed Bangs variety, scat - either
by leaving these rural places or by becoming the contents of large predator
scat.
The agenda for those that cherish property rights and freedom is to educate
folks on stalking horses like ‘endangered species,' ‘invasive species,' etc.
Those endangering and invading rural America by their actions don't walk on all
fours. They are the ones that should scat.
To learn more of property rights injustices, check out the Web site: http://www.propertyrightsresearch.org
Julie Smithson, London, Ohio