The Sierra Club Chooses Killers over Advocates for Life and Nature By Paul Watson

In Captain Paul Watson, Hunters are not Conservationists, Protect The Wolves by Twowolves4 Comments

  The Sierra Club Chooses Killers over Advocates for Life and Nature By Paul Watson We continue to receive private messages  regarding the Sierra Club. We show what the Definition of Conservation is below which does not include “Hunting” Definition of conservation. 1 : a careful preservation and protection of something especially : planned management of a natural resource to …

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Let rich tourists hunt wolves by helicopter to Slaughter Siberia’s wolves

In Hunters are not Conservationists, Profanity Peak Pack, Protect The Wolves by Twowolves1 Comment

We have to wonder how these sick minded individuals came up with this idea? Foreigners should be invited to pay $10,000 per animal in novel way to fund cull needed to save reindeer and horses. Wealthy Russian and foreign tourists should be offered helicopter hunting trips to shoot wolves in Yakutia, where they are causing a growing threat to livestock. …

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Don’t let Montana Hunters BS you, they continued to beat the year b4 With an 8.2 percent SLAUGHTER increase

In Hunters are not Conservationists, IUCNCongress, Protect Montana Wolves by Twowolves1 Comment

Here is a bit more proof that hunters tell stories about their lack of success With an 8.2 percent SLAUGHTER increase rate increase over hunters with game last year. according to FWP… you cant make this shit up for those on the short bus!! Northwest Montana hunters wrapped up another successful big game season on Sunday. A total of 17,656 hunters had …

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Colorado Has it Backwards- Terminate Hunting Season for 5 years

In Hunters are not Conservationists, IUCNCongress, Protect The Wolves, Protect Wolves in Colorado by Twowolves1 Comment

Colorado clearly has it Backwards… They Clearly need to terminate Hunting Licenses for 5 years minimum. FORT COLLINS – Colorado wildlife commissioners quashed wide opposition Wednesday and voted unanimously to embark on a controversial predator control experiment to euthanize mountain lions and bears — a $4.5 million effort aimed at reviving the state’s dwindling population of deer. While previous science …