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The gas lighting regarding taking lynx would be enough for me. But whatever the reason, I'm so happy it failed. Could have a profound effect on hunting in other states that might use it as precedent.
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The gas lighting regarding taking lynx would be enough for me. But whatever the reason, I'm so happy it failed. Could have a profound effect on hunting in other states that might use it as precedent.
Here is an interesting article from Arizona back in 2018. The cat people couldn’t get enough signatures to get their agenda on a ballot! I think there were also some ballot measure restrictions that were also pitfalls in their failure!
If the cats people can’t get enough signatures from the public or there are other road blocks they won’t get these initiatives on ballots!
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If the cats people can’t get enough signatures from the public or there are other road blocks they won’t get these initiatives on ballots!
HSUS Defeated in Push for Arizona Cat Hunting Ban
Falling far short of the number of signatures needed to put a cat hunting ban on the November ballot, HSUS halts its campaign.
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This is a big reason why we need business, organizations, and individuals to get involved earlier. Had the signature gathering in CO been combatted earlier, it likely would not have even been on the ballot.Here is an interesting article from Arizona back in 2018. The cat people couldn’t get enough signatures to get their agenda on a ballot! I think there were also some ballot measure restrictions that were also pitfalls in their failure!
If the cats people can’t get enough signatures from the public or there are other road blocks they won’t get these initiatives on ballots!
HSUS Defeated in Push for Arizona Cat Hunting Ban
Falling far short of the number of signatures needed to put a cat hunting ban on the November ballot, HSUS halts its campaign.
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The fight isn’t over. CPW Commission meeting 14-15 NOV.
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Coloradans For Responsible Wildlife Management on Instagram: "We have the momentum but we can’t stop. November’s Wildlife Commission meeting is expected to vote on the East Slope Management Plan for Mountain Lions. Get to Lamar to help us continue th
812 likes, 21 comments - c.r.w.m on November 8, 2024: "We have the momentum but we can’t stop. November’s Wildlife Commission meeting is expected to vote on the East Slope Management Plan for Mountain Lions. Get to Lamar to help us continue the fight...
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If anyone wants to testify virtually in support of the East Slope lion plan, you need to sign up by noon today.The fight isn’t over. CPW Commission meeting 14-15 NOV.
Coloradans For Responsible Wildlife Management on Instagram: "We have the momentum but we can’t stop. November’s Wildlife Commission meeting is expected to vote on the East Slope Management Plan for Mountain Lions. Get to Lamar to help us continue th
812 likes, 21 comments - c.r.w.m on November 8, 2024: "We have the momentum but we can’t stop. November’s Wildlife Commission meeting is expected to vote on the East Slope Management Plan for Mountain Lions. Get to Lamar to help us continue the fight...
The link to sign up is below. It's agenda item 22.a, scheduled for 11 AM Friday, Nov. 15.
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You have every right to ask them to leave.
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They'll just mosey on over to Whole Foods
I saw stink eye close down the flatulence stage at Lilith Fair in 95.
The interim is a fantastic time to run education campaigns on the conservation successes that managed hunting have provided for all wildlife and wildlife habitat.
It was hunters who stopped the extermination of wildlife in America. It is hunters who are responsible for healthy lion and bobcat populations and it is through legal, ethical harvest methods such as hounds that keep lions on the landscape today.
It was hunters who stopped the extermination of wildlife in America. It is hunters who are responsible for healthy lion and bobcat populations and it is through legal, ethical harvest methods such as hounds that keep lions on the landscape today.
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As thrilled and grateful as I am about this significant win against ballot box biology, it seems like a small victory compared to the threats against public land that will likely arise from this election.
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Seems the commission responded appropriately, unanimous vote to approve the eastern slope mountain lion management plan despite all the CATS folks filling public comment with the same lies and misinformation from their campaign. Science based management from CPW and reason wins again.
This was an expected outcome. The lion plan was not the place to pick a fight, because the decision was only to approve a new plan or keep managing under the old plan. Based on public comments, there is no doubt that they intend to bring an issue paper to the Commission to ban hunting with hounds. That regulatory change is within the decision space of the Commission, and they would only need 6 yes votes. I have little confidence that they can’t get 6 votes with the current makeup of the Commission. Three current commissioners wrote op-eds supporting Prop 127.
The concern I've had all along if wildlife management is handed over to the CPW is who is responsible for making decisions. Wyo is a prime example where their task force was a total joke and failure. When science-based decisions that impact hunters and wildlife are made by only a handful of individuals that represent different interest groups things can turn ugly in a hurry!
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Great point. Would they submit a citizen petition similar to the one submitted regarding wolves? Seems like I remember them approving lion hunting regulations for this season at the JAN commission meeting. What can we do in the meantime? With the lion hunting ban losing by 10 points and hound hunting as the main method of take, it seems pretty extreme for the CATS folks to claim some overwhelming mandate to end hound hunting. But they have shown themselves, along with many commissioners, to be nothing if not extreme. Reinforces that these folks will never stop coming after our ability hunt.
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Colorado To Kill “Ballot Box Biology” - Eastmans' Official Blog | Mule Deer, Antelope, Elk Hunting and Bowhunting Magazine | Eastmans' Hunting Journals
Photo Credit: Kjekol_Evato If you follow what’s happening in Colorado, you know the last two preside
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Colorado wildlife professionals aim to end animal votes
The last two presidential ballots in Colorado have included wildlife votes. An association representing CPW employees hopes this trend stops.
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Wow. So in addition to violating CPW Commission policy, failing to meet commission statutory requirements, and lying in testimony to the Senate Natural Resources committee……Beaulieu and Murphy also allegedly violated the law.
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Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation Sues Colorado Wildlife Commissioners - Sportsmen's Alliance
Group cites violations of open meetings law during election season Two weeks ago, voters in the Centennial State rejected Proposition 127, a proposal to
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