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	Lawsuits filed over wolf hunting in Rockies

velvetseduction

6-4-2009 12:48 PM

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wolves, lawsuits, environmentalism, wyoming, montana, bullshit

velvetseduction says:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31073035/

This disgusts me. In one paragraph it says that there are about 300 wolves left in Wyoming. THEN it goes on to say that the population has completely returned. That is absurd.

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6-4-2009 3:43 PM

tanyamm

I hate it that they can actually say how many there actually are of a species in the wild. I can see a rancher knowing how many head of cattle he has But to put a number on wild life is just wrong.

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