“Seriously? Someone gets POINTS for killing me in a contest???” (Author: Darkone, 5. Aug. 2005, Creative Commons)
Kathleen Stachowski Other Nations
Remember that predator derby I wrote about back in August–the one sponsored by predator hate group Idaho for Wildlife? They applied for a Special Recreation Permit from the Bureau of Land Management, which triggered a scoping period to gather information for the development of an Environmental Assessment (EA) document.
The EA for the Idaho federal public lands predator derby Special Recreation Permit has been issued; comments are accepted until October 16, 2014.
Revisit that previous blog post, “Stop a depraved ‘predator derby’ on your public land” – there you’ll find links to the recently-issued EA and previous documents, how to comment, and updated talking points.
In case you’ve forgotten who’ll be walking (and flying) around wearing a big ol’ predatory species “shoot me” target,
Legal predators as classified by Idaho Fish and Game that may be harvested as part of this event includes [sic] coyotes, skunks, weasels, jackrabbits, raccoons and starlings. … The Gray Wolf, which is listed as a big game predator is also an acceptable targeted predator species as part of this event…
And get this: According to the BLM, approximately 56,500 comments were received during the scoping period alone; 56,490 of them were opposed to the competitive slaughter! Let’s do it again–for the nonhuman animals who don’t speak the language of bureaucrats and competitive killers.
Filed under: animal advocacy, animal rights, environmental ethics, hunting, wolves Tagged: | Idaho, predator derby
The real predators in Idaho are the humans. I would like to apply for an Idaho otter-hunting permit in their landlocked and hidebound state.