Post by: Bango skank on March 11, 2019, 08:02:14 AM
This is only the beginning of things to come in our state.
Attention ALL Lion hunters,
There is an presentation from the Humane Society of the US - HSUS, to be given at the wildlife commission meeting on March 14th at 9:00 AM.
If you care about the future of lion hunting please show up in support of Lion hunting and the opportunities that it creates as well as the necessary management tool that it is.
This is a pre cursor to an upcoming ballot initiative and if you are not at the table you will be on the menu.
If you choose to speak during the public comment period please be respectful and supportive of CPW and the commission as well as the research that has been done and continues today, they are not the enemies. We need for them to be on our side with rational discussions and facts. This will also be a fact finding mission for HSUS to see how they need to proceed for the future, be mindful of the things you say and don't let anything be used against us.
Again we need a full house at 6060 Broadway to show support for CPW, lion hunting and the Statutes that govern hunting and our heritage. if you are not familiar with Title 33 please look up title 33-1-101, it is the Legislative statute that governs CPW and wildlife management.
Agenda Item 29 9:00 (I) Aubyn Royall CO State Director/State Affairs, HSUS
Dr.Rob Wielgus Former Director of the Large Carnivore Conservation Lab / WSU HSUS Mountain Lion Presentation
Agenda
Colorado Mountain Lion Management Supporting Documents
Post by: pianoman9701 on March 11, 2019, 10:42:09 AM
You mean Dr. Rob Wielgus Disgraced Former Director of the Large Carnivore Conservation Lab / WSU HSUS Mountain Lion Presentation. They're hitching their wagon to a self-proclaimed scientist who's been caught skewing data to meet his own agenda. This should be a lively event.
Post by: WAcoyotehunter on March 12, 2019, 04:23:16 PM
He is "on tour" right now with HSUS trying to kill a hound hunting bill in Oregon and headed to CO later this week to present to their commission about cougar management.
This document should be shared widely.