Reaching out to the elk

[HUNT]

http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2009/07/392854.shtml?discuss


Wow...  Thought this would stir some discussion....

[Huntbear]

Wow, and I thought I had spoke with some uniformed people about wildlife.  That person needs to get a clue.

[HUNT]

These are the people out there that want to regulate our hunting.  Or rather take it away....

And now they are working on a state level instead of a national level.....

[Grizzly]

Sounds like a high school report to me

[Mike_D]

Yep, elk, bear, cougar and wolves, all coexist, and kiss each other goodnight every evening before their last meal of granola....  once again the ignorance and stupidity of "feelings of utopia" vs. the real world of survival and death.  Just think, the author Ann might consider running for mayor or governor.

[BULLBLASTER]

but what about the poor plants whose life is trajically and brutally cut short by the teeth of the elk. why should the elk get a happy life when the grass has to suffer like that?

hahaha that is what we will read next. some people suck at life.
oh ya and the elk has a plenty happy life on my wall...

[GoPlayOutside]

"in contrast to promoting stalking and killing them, which of course causes them great distress and disruption of their normal lives" quoted by D-bag

The guy does have a point:  Last time I stalked and killed an elk, it caused that spike some distress, and it definately disrupted his day to day activities.

[runamuk]

Reading the indymedia site makes me want to put a fork in my eye...... and I actually like alternative viewpoints and thinking...but that site ...wow...

[norsepeak]

 

[willapawapiti]

    Give me a break Ann.  Guys, I graduated from an environmental college with this type of mentality all around me and know it well.  It was bunny hugger-central!  Most of my classmates were clueless to the realities of today's natural ecosystems.  Too bad this type of misinformation, and mythical science is what most of the public sees and relies on.  

[MichaelJ]

"in contrast to promoting stalking and killing them, which of course causes them great distress and disruption of their normal lives" quoted by D-bag

The guy does have a point:  Last time I stalked and killed an elk, it caused that spike some distress, and it definately disrupted his day to day activities.

LMMFAO!  lol   

Michael

[halflife65]

"some people suck at life."

Bullblaster, that's awesome...been laughing about that for 5 min.

[runniNgunnin]

did you guys read the very last comment? mmmmmmmmm meat good, lol!

[WAPITIHUNTER]

When I hear things as stupid as that it makes me embarrassed to be a human.

[Forrestrover]

  Yikes... Thanks for posting, Hunt. I hate reading things like this, but I guess it is good to know how a lot of people think. I agree with Grizzly, it does sound like a high school report, as do most alternative 'news' articles.