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At first, having Bristol Palin participate in 'Dancing With The Stars' seemed like a brilliant idea. Just like Kate Gosselin before her, casting an admittedly bad dancer who was shrouded in controversy has raked in big ratings and tons of press. But now the joke is on the show's producers, as they fear Bristol is actually going to win this thing.
"This will be a disaster for the show if Bristol wins," one TV insider tells me. "Any creditability the show had will be over. It will go from being a dancing competition to a popularity competition where whoever has the most rabid fan base will always win no matter how little talent they have."
And while it's true Bristol's dancing has dramatically improved since the season began, no one with working eyes would put her in the same league as the other remaining stars, Jennifer Grey and Kyle Massey.
And it's not just future contestants and viewers that the show needs to worry about. A friend of one of the judges tells me Bristol has made a fool out of all of them. It's now painfully obvious that the judge's scores and opinions mean nothing.
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- Saturday 20 NovemberBy Jim
Yeah, and people like you also believe judges should make laws when voters vote differently than you. Typical.
- Saturday 20 NovemberBy Shey
I TOTALLY agree, or perhaps the judges should have 70% of the vote whilst the public have 30.
- Thursday 18 NovemberBy shari
I am boycotting the finals on Monday
WHat a pethetic culture of people that find this at all worthy of attn. Seriously pethetic, cant wait till the planet wipes the whole lot of you off the planet.
- Thursday 18 NovemberBy montana
Probably the same pAthetic bunch of people who post and can't spell
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thats realy gonna hurt
- Friday 19 NovemberBy Debra
that is so grown up of you, you act like it is a presidental election or something, it is entertainment for goodness sake
- Saturday 20 NovemberBy Steve
DWTS, turn the cameras off, close the doors, Shari won't be
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LOL suckers! Good riddence
- Thursday 18 NovemberBy mama mac
Did you mean "riddAnce? Do us all a favor Digi, buy a dictionary,and use it for something besides a doorstop.
- Thursday 18 NovemberBy Patty
It's a television show.......get over it. Besides, it just shows that anything that has to with votes and voting, can be fixed!!!
- Thursday 18 NovemberBy pj512
I agree that we are all getting too upset. It is just a television show. Unfortunately those of us who are unemployed have way too much time to think about these things! But there is no way that Bristol should have even been on this show, much less still be there. If she wins, the show would lose any credibility it still has.
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eVEN dUBYA KNEW THAT.
- Thursday 18 NovemberBy Lynn
Don't think it has anything to do with votes being fixed. A lot of people simply sympathize with her. She has had a bad wrap from the get go just because of who her mother is.
- Saturday 20 NovemberBy wingoway
Isn't that exactly how we got our current president?
LOL Man so shes not only exploiting MOMMY's publicity but also the politics. What a joke! Plus by the extra pounds shes been putting on I'd say she 'dictates' the buffet table as well. Well its all good B.Palin screws everything up she touches. Feel pity for that kid of hers cause she's already tries using the kid as a tool for publicity. God only knows how retarded this all is.
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OMG there's a great example of the "tolerance" the liberal left has!
- Saturday 20 NovemberBy Stephanie
Wow...bitter, Bitter, BITTER? Does a dill pickle pucker up when you chomp into it? Your remarks are cruel, demeaning to
women, and malicious. There - sleep on that.
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A move to punish federal employees who access pornography at work has helped derail a bill that would increase funding for technology, innovation and science education.
Democratic sponsors of the America Competes Reauthorization Act pulled the bill from the House Floor May 13 after the House approved a Republican motion to recommit. Passage of the recommit motion sent the bill back to House committees with requirements to make specific changes, including adding a provision that no federal funding could be used to pay the salaries of federal employees disciplined for accessing pornography from government computers. The motion also directs lawmakers to reduce funds for Energy Department research and other programs.
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Rep. Bart Gordon ( D-Tenn.), chairman of the Science and Technology Committee, said, "I'm disappointed that politics trumped good policy We're all opposed to federal employees watching pornography. That is not a question; but that's not what this was about. The motion to recommit was about gutting funding for our science agencies."
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Why is it "bad politics" to deny funding for a paycheck to anyone using TAXPAYER'S time and TAXPAYER'S equipment to sit around and watch porn? As a contractor we all know there's ZERO TOLERANCE for this activity. Get caught just ONCE and the company will remove YOUR funding immediately. Sounds to me like that's what was being attempted and in typical liberal fashion they either a) don't care about the waste of OUR time and money or b) are fighting for government workers' rights to view pornography on the job. As usual, protect the guilty and screw the innocent.
Gosh, I'd like them to de-fund anyone and everyone in the government that doesn't do their job---period. But then that would clean out about 80% of government workers.
Will Rogers called politicians "the hired help". I figure, by extension and since I'M funding their paychecks, that includes all government workers. How many of you would hire and/or continue to pay someone you caught watching porn while you were paying them to do a job?
And as for the "7 employees out of how many?" comment???? well at least SEVEN employees should be add to the unemployed ranks---immediately!!!
If you want to watch porn that's your business---AT HOME, ON YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT AND YOUR OWN TIME!!!!
Hmmm, NSF, Internet 2, National Lambda Rail, ... really nice high speed networks to stream a lot of porn to keep scientists entertained while experiments are churning away on connected supercomputers.
This is about bad politics. You want to legislate about porn, go ahead. But don't tie funding of the sciences to it. Stupid Republicans (why I hate my party sometimes).
All those porn watchers are just pushing the global warming scam anyways.
Come on folks. Everyone knows that all of those lazy people at the Dept of Energy do nothing but watch porn all day. All of their money should be cut. Except the money meant for my state, my favorite college, my company.
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Unlike most demos that offer a small preview from the full game, the Pokémon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire demo will give you exclusive content not available in the full retail release. You'll be able to encounter new forms of Mega Evolutions, and you'll be able to take items and even a new Mega-evolved Pokémon in to the full version of either game.
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- Codes will be distributed at select cinema locations nationwide from Nov. 7–Nov. 13 (while supplies last).
- Check with your local retailer during the holidays to find out about special demo code giveaways (while supplies last).
- Get a code with your purchase of the new Pokémon Art Academy game (out Oct. 24) when you buy from Nintendo eShop on your Nintendo 3DS or 2DS system.
- You'll also get a code with your purchase of one of two classic Pokémon games coming to the Virtual Console service on Nintendo eShop: the Pokémon Puzzle Challenge game (out Nov. 6) or the Pokémon Trading Card Game (out Nov. 13). You'll find your free demo code on your eShop receipt (download codes available while supplies last).
- Codes will be emailed the week of Oct. 31 to select Nintendo customers with Nintendo Network IDs who have signed up to receive promotional emails from Nintendo.
- Codes will also be distributed during the holiday mall tour from Nov. 24‒Dec. 21 at 16 different locations throughout the nation. Talk to a staff member to try out Pokémon Omega Ruby, Pokémon Alpha Sapphire or any of the featured Nintendo 3DS games to receive two codes—one for you, and one for a friend (while supplies last). Check back soon for a list of tour locations.
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Happy Wednesday to you. I would wish you a happy hump day, but nobody needs to be reminded about that creeper dude in your office who says that stuff in order to tight-rope walk the line of sexual harassment, as if one day, one attractive coworker is just going to declare "It's hump day?" and proceed to start disrobing. Oh what the hell, happy hump day.
Honestly, there hasn't been that much going on this week that has tripped my trigger...figuratively or literally (I haven't shot anyone ALL WEEK). Most of the news is minor-rumble only and is being reserved for a spot in my junk drawer. Even this bit isn't that exciting, other than the lady involved, who is excitement personified.
Cate Blanchett (aka, the Goddess) is going to return as Galadriel for The Hobbit. Seeing as how I never sifted through Tolkien's uber-dense prose and overly descriptive text, I figured this was kind of expected. Only, it turns out that powerful lady witch really wasn't so much in the book...and was busy doing some other stuff I don't understand. Seriously, I read that stuff without context and it's all "Galadriel was in the bing-bong with the doody-doodies, because she didn't have the sming-smang which the toot-thoots needed for their gully-gangs." As near as I can tell, what this is signaling to fans is that Peter Jackson is makin' shit up. I think he's earned the right to play a bit, given how awesome the movies have been, but this is still likely to raise the eyebrows of a few die-hard fans. And those fans have MASSIVE eyebrows, so it's actually quite an undertaking. I think Jackson appropriately found the bottom line here: If you CAN put Cate Blanchett in your movie, you DO put Cate Blanchett in your movie.
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I don't know if it's simply a matter of his size and notorious anger or just because I'm soft-brained, but I imagine that when the cameras stop rolling, Russell Crowe turns into someone who talks like the Incredible Hulk. "Crowe want be left alone! Crowe hungry! Crowe smash! Crowe make poor decisions on films of lesser quality because Crowe not stop to consider the ramifications of what he doing. Crowe HUNGRY!"
After the so-so performance of Robin Hood, and the absolute forgettablility of The Next Three Days, Crowe has turned his sight elsewhere, taking to Twitter to post "If you want a Master and Commander sequel I suggest you e-mail Tom Rothman at Fox and let him know your thoughts."
For those who don't remember, that movie was the rather dull naval exercise film that had Crowe dressed foppishly while barking orders at people. It's kind of what I imagine his weekends to be like. At this point, and I believe this to be a 100% scientifically accurate total, zero people have done this. I know, it's shocking that a 7-year old modestly successful naval film hasn't garnered the kind of fervent support necessary to kick-start the heart of this franchise. I'm shocked. I guess the take home message is: If you want to see another one of these movies, get to emailing. Oh, that and "Crowe HUNGRY!"
Follow me on Twitter or Russell Crowe will eat you.
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The head of the United Nations said Tuesday that the world body is "taking the lead now" on international efforts to fight the Ebola outbreak in West Africa that has killed some 2,400 people and could spread further.
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It was reported to me, along with the enclosed photograph, that during this season's moose hunt in Maine, Kenny Brackett of Rangeley bagged this young bull moose showing the crumpled right antler.
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It was reported to me, along with the enclosed photograph, that during this season's moose hunt in Maine, Kenny Brackett of Rangeley bagged this young bull moose showing the crumpled right antler.
The Myth of Compromise
Have you ever noticed that both sides of an issue make the claim that the other side refuses to compromise? While remaining uncompromising, one claims the other is at fault because they will not offer a compromise on some emotional issue, like hunting.
However, the bottom of the barrel is revealed in such cases when the one screaming for compromise, while refusing to compromise, finds the other at fault, calling them names or at times, a faux intellectual will attempt to cast aspersions on individuals or groups because of their uncompromising nature.
Here's a classic example. In an opinion piece, ie. propaganda nonsense, in the Maine Portland Press Herald, a writer, posing as being in support of Question One in the upcoming referendum to ban bear baiting, hounding and trapping, casts his censure onto the hunting community because they refuse to compromise and give this guy at least some of what he wants.
Through it all, I have often said the Achilles heel of the hunting lobby in Maine was the intransigent, no-compromise position they maintained while dismissing any criticism as the work of animal rights extremists.
The thought processes of a person of this nature is quite amazing to someone not so afflicted. This person believes that because he sees something differently than someone else does, it is their duty to at least give in some and let them have their way.
Do we ever see totalitarians, such as this person, compromising his beliefs? Of course not. He doesn't have to. In his mind, he's more intelligent than some dumb bear hunter.
Let's understand this myth of compromise. Don't get me wrong. There's a time and a place for compromise and compromising the rock foundations of one's beliefs, morals and heritage is not a time to implement compromise.
Let's take one example that some people can understand. Those that can't are of the thought process of the letter writer in question. Let's take the Second Amendment as an example.
The Second Amendment, when written, was simple and direct: The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. From the very moment that Bill of Right was published, totalitarian socialists have demanded compromise in order to get rid of it. And guess what? They have gotten a lot through compromise because the people have been mind controlled to think that compromise is a good thing; it "gets something done." Look at where the Second Amendment is today. It doesn't even resemble "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." And when is the last time you saw anti gun lobbyists compromising to give American citizens back their full right to keep and bear arms?
So, here we have a man who thinks, no, he believes, that the "hunting lobby" should cede to him what he wants because he is right and the hunters are wrong?
This is one of the problems with democracy and a progressive lifestyle. Democracy is when the majority forces the minority to do something they don't want to do. Obviously this letter writer doesn't like democracy when it isn't working well for him and therefore he demands compromise. And when democracy fails him, he resorts to all other means in order to get his way.
Hunters should never compromise on such issues because it tears at the heart of hunting's entire existence. Unfortunately we live in a democracy, which actually more closely resembles totalitarian socialism and no more than hunters should seek to change their "intransigent" ways, neither should the letter writer. And herein, lies the real difference. Where I respect the rights and beliefs of this person but think he is a moron to believe that way, I certainly have no right to attempt to force him to not be able to be an animal rights activist.
Obviously, he and way too many others just like him, don't feel the same way as I do. Therefore, compromise should never happen.
Maine's Moose Hunt Opens September 22, 2014
Press Release from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife:
AUGUSTA, Maine — On Monday, September 22, over a thousand moose hunters will enter the woods, embarking on what many call the hunt of a lifetime.
While Monday marks the first day of moose season in northern and eastern Maine, the moose season is divided into four segments and continues throughout the fall during the weeks of October 13-18, November 3-8 and November 3-29 in southern Maine. In all, 3,095 permits were issued to hunt moose in Maine this year.
Regulated hunting seasons is how the department controls Maine's moose population, estimated at approximately 65,000 to 70,000 animals. Maine's moose population is a valued resource, due to the high demands for both viewing and hunting.
The number of permits issued for each moose hunting district varies depending on moose population density in the district and publicly derived populations objectives, such as managing for recreational opportunity (hunting and viewing), road safety (reducing moose-vehicle collisions) or a combination of both.
"By adjusting the number and type of permits available to hunters, we can control the moose harvest and manage population growth," said Lee Kantar, IFW's moose biologist. "In the northern part of the state, the goal is to reduce the moose population, and in other areas, stabilize or increase the population."
Last year, with over 4,000 permits issued, 2,971 moose hunters were successful, translating to nearly three out of every four moose hunters getting a moose. The 72 percent success rate is in stark contrast to bear or deer hunting, where success rates range historically from 18 to 25 percent. Moose hunting in Maine continues to be extremely popular, with over 53,577 hunters applying to the moose lottery for a chance to hunt moose.
This year, the number of moose permits issued to hunters was decreased. The department issued 3,095 permits statewide, down from the 4,110 that were available last year.
"Based upon our research, we felt this was necessary," said Kantar. "Decreasing the amount of permits will help lessen the impact of winter tick on the state's moose population."
In particular, the department decreased the number of antlerless only or cow permits that are available to hunters. Antlerless-only permits were decreased in wildlife management Districts 1-5, 7-9 and 12-13. This is the northern and northwestern part of Maine, including the northern portions of Oxford, Franklin, Somerset, Piscataquis, Penobscot and Aroostook Counties.
Winter ticks have been documented in Maine since the 1930s. Periodically, there are peak years when the number of ticks increased substantially, and last year was a peak year. The number of moose permits were reduced to offset the impact of the high tick year.
All successful moose hunters are required to register their moose at an area tagging station. At these stations, IFW wildlife biologists collect data that provides insight into moose population health.
Biologists will measure antler beam width and diameter. A tooth is removed in order to determine the age of the moose. Ticks are counted on four different areas of the moose to compare numbers to years past. In later weeks, moose hunters who shoot a female moose are required to bring the ovaries, which are examined to determine reproductive success.
This biological data is combined with data from the ongoing moose radiocollar study, as well as the aerial moose population and composition surveys to give biologists a clearer picture of the health and status of Maine's moose herd.
The Real State Fish and Game Agenda Revealed
*Editor's Note* – The below article appears in The Outdoorsman, Bulletin #56, April-July 2014. It is republished on this website with permission from the editor of The Outdoorsman. Please help to support the continued publication of this valuable magazine by buying a subscription and/or making a donation. You can do this by clicking the link on the right side of this page, printing out an application and mailing to George Dovel. Thank you.
The few who are able to accept the truth when they read it, know that The Outdoorsman has kept them aware of the 1980 change in state Fish and Game priority from providing continued supplies of wildlife for hunting fishing and trapping, to making non-consumptive wildlife viewing (bird watching, etc.) its number one priority. We have also photocopied and repeatedly published and referred to Jim Unsworth's 1991-1995 Elk Plan, which boldly stated it was a plan to manage the impacts of people upon wildlife and
wildlife habitat. It also encouraged and promoted non-consumptive use of elk and claimed a single use like harvest was not necessarily a good thing.
The Outdoorsman has presented undeniable proof that officials in IDFG and several hundred from other states' F&G agencies were trained by FWS and The Nature Conservancy in their West Virginia Training Center to sell our governors on putting Fish and Game biologists in charge of all development on public and private lands. This included implementing the system of wilderness core areas and connecting wildlife corridors.
These biologists were taught, "Instead of being the decision maker on trivial decisions like deer seasons, our primary responsibility must be to be the trusted source to the people, media and political decision-makers on incredibly important decisions like land use, water quality, biodiversity and global climate change."
We reported how IDFG Director Virgil Moore recently conducted a seminar in the East to teach others how to use the Public Trust Doctrine to replace hunters with non-hunters. We also reported Moore's working with the MAT (the "Management Assistance Team with offices in the FWS/TNC Training Center in W. Va.) at IDFG Headquarters in Boise to accomplish the transition from managing wildlife to their new "business" of regulating activities on public and private land.
In the latter part of July an eight page document surfaced that was dated May 21, 2014 and titled "Idaho Fish and Game In-Service Training School, Confluence Café Summary." It said that 500 IDFG employees had participated in its preparation and showed color photos of several large groups participating in the "Confluence Café."
It contained multiple suggestions to de-emphasize the role of hunters and fishermen and increase the programs available for those who don't buy licenses. It suggested Nature Walks and Auction Wildlife Viewing trips but admitted that wildlife viewers were not willing to pay for the programs.
There was strong approval for dropping "Fish" and "Game" from the name of the Department and adding something about habitat. There were also numerous suggestions to utilize public funding for the programs they said they wanted to provide, including the lottery and sales tax.
I was privy to the angry reaction from several license buyers, one angry legislator and read several pieces of written testimony. Administrative Chief Barton lied to Sen. Cameron about having surplus money to hire the first nongame biologists, Rita Dixon lied to the Commission about having sufficient donations to pay matching funds for their program, and now they have replaced game biologists so sportsmen can pay some of their cost.
Who are wolf hunters in Yakutia, Russia's Siberia?
As you might remember, in the early January of 2013, the President of Russia's Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Yegor Borisov announced the state of emergency in the Siberian region with regard to the increased number of wolves. He ordered the goverment to take measures and decrease the populatation at amount of 3000 wolves in the following year.
Since that moment, I have started receiving many questions and even international calls about wolves in Yakutia from varies people, news agencies, TV production companies and documentalists, who wished to come and make a film.
Further, find answers to questions describing who wolf hunters are and why they hunt wolves.<<<Read More>>>
Related: Hundreds of wolves shot in east Siberia during hunting season
Wolves, Lead, Hunting & Animal Worship
By Jim Beers
August 21, 2014
I recently circulated an article describing the closure of the last lead smelter in the United States by the federal government based on recent, impossible-to-comply-with Federal environmental regulations. I had received this article from a brother-in-law who, as a retired commercial airline pilot, was primarily concerned about the necessary use of lead in every gallon of aviation gasoline and the effect of increasing prices on airline transportation costs.
As an American hunter and target shooter, I was concerned about not only inevitable increased costs for all manner of ammunition; but also about seeing another element, vital to American society, becoming something America must rely on others providing us through war and peace and political stress. In addition to airplane fuel and hunting, lead is necessary for radiology accessories; batteries; and National Defense weapons, ammunition and support necessities. Thus our future use of lead (a very heavy and therefore expensive item to transport in any manner) will reflect the price of that transportation plus the costs imposed by importers; manufacturer acquisition; customer price competition for products; AND government effects like taxes, import restrictions and quality requirements.
The article and my short note introducing it mentioned that this was also a back-door opportunity for the current federal anti-gun/2nd Amendment Administration in Washington to diminish gun control by making ammunition costs prohibitive. To my surprise, I have received a number of angry e-mails telling me there was no evidence of this being any sort of gun control move. What was most stunning to me was that three of those readers are hunters and shooters. That they would not connect, the attitude of a White House that concocted and covered-up the Fast and Furious scandal while clandestinely negotiating and drafting a UN Small Arms Treaty that would undercut the 2nd Amendment with this opportune elimination of any domestic lead supply set me to thinking.
As our federal government breeds, introduces, spreads and protects wolves over more and more of The Lower 48 States; as they increase and protect deadly and dangerous grizzly bears over increasing rural areas; and as State governments protect and spread mountain lions and coyotes by both total protection and restricting methods of take: the availability of reasonably priced ammunition takes on a surprising urgency:
1. As protected predators increase in numbers and densities, human encounters with children, dog walkers, recreationists, hunters, joggers, fishermen, ranchers, rural residents and others increase and guns are often the only and best final protection during such encounters.
2. As protected predators ravage livestock, guns are often the only or the best property protection tool for animal owners.
3. As protected predators decrease big game (moose, elk, and deer), big game hunting declines.
4. As protected predators kill hunting dogs (among others from watchdogs and pets to show dogs and service dogs) small game hunting declines because of a reluctance to expose the dog to a horrible death by wolves, the growing reluctance of adults to hunt in wolf country, and the reluctance of parents to let rural children and young adults to hunt or otherwise recreate outdoors alone or unsupervised.
5. As #'s 3 and 4 above evolve, current Federal Excise Taxes on ammunition sales (called Pittman Robertson funding) will decrease. These taxes are intended by law only for State Wildlife Programs for Wildlife Restoration. These funds that are hundreds of million annually and which require matching state funds from hunting license sales revenue are the backbone of State wildlife programs and protect these programs from the diversions, corruption and thefts that were once common in state wildlife bureaucracies.
Wolves are THE most destructive (to human safety, game animals, livestock, and dogs) and widespread of the predators spreading across the settled landscapes of The Lower 48 States today. Unavailable or prohibitively expensive ammunition makes personal and family protection less available to rural Americans and hunters. They are simultaneously more vulnerable to attack as livestock are ravaged, dogs are killed and game animals and hunting declines (as government attributes it to "evolving ideas about animals", "video games", "progressive thinking", ""ecosystem awareness", and fantasies about "apex predators" and "trophic cascades", etc.)
Despite all this – government gun control; government closing the last lead smelter in the US; and the continuing spread of deadly and destructive predators by government – hunters and shooters, much less rural Americans neither mention nor oppose what government is doing. For some it is because they voted for these things or current politicians in the past; for others it is because their relatives and friends will think poorly of them; for yet others it is because they don't want to rock the government boat that they depend on more and more; for some it is because they really accept the inevitability of a world without guns in the hands of the citizenry; or they fear a world where government is not fully empowered to "restore native ecosystems" no matter the cost to humans or human society. It is actually a toxic mix of animal worship and a movement by the most powerful among us to make citizens more and more subject to government authority and power.
Wolves, closing the last lead smelter, and hunting are like the racial riots surging in Ferguson, Missouri as I write this. "You are either on this side or that side." "You either believe this account or that account." "Either you support (hunting, reasonably priced ammunition and guns, wolves, law-based investigation and just resolution in court) or you oppose these things." "Don't try to confuse me with YOUR facts." "That's what you think, I know better." Finally, "Get out of the way, we are in charge and we will protect and spread wolves; we will stop all American smelting of lead; we will make ammunition prohibitively expensive and we will confiscate all guns; and we will do whatever we must to prosecute and punish that policeman no matter what facts emerge in the investigation or in the judicial system."
The American Constitutional Republic I once knew is devolving into a Darwinian ecosystem ruled by "The Laws of Nature" and described by Thomas Hobbes long ago as a society where life is "nasty, brutish and short." The rule of law and the supremacy of human life and human values are being replaced by The Law of Survival of the Strongest.
Jim Beers
21 August 2014
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Case Challenges California Mountain Lion Import Ban
"Despite a continuing increase in mountain lion and human encounters in California since the passage of Prop. 117 – including fatalities – attempts to reverse the ban legislatively have been unsuccessful. And perhaps the most hypocritical aspect of the mountain lion hunting ban is that lions continue to be managed (i.e. killed) by wildlife officers and public safety personnel in numbers equal to or greater than some neighboring states where hunting them is legal – it's just not being done by legal, licensed hunters.
Last week, Safari Club International (SCI) filed an interesting lawsuit in federal court that has the potential to chip away portions of the prohibitions put in place by Prop. 117 and could perhaps clear the way for future challenges."<<<Read More>>>
Impacts of Wolf Hunting/Trapping on Tolerance of the Gray Wolf
The Public Trust Doctrine placed wildlife in trust, via state control and regulation, for the benefit of the people. Managing agencies that lose sight of the importance of public acceptance of predator policies and management actions may find themselves legislatively or judicially subverted. This study examines how the Montana public wolf hunting and trapping seasons have affected tolerance and acceptance of gray wolves (Canis lupus) among rural resident ranchers, hunters, and trappers. Twenty residents from the Blackfoot, Bitterroot, and Ninemile Valleys were qualitatively interviewed over the summer and fall of 2013. Potential participants were initially identified using purposive sampling, with subsequent interviewees located through snowball sampling. The presence or absence of the public wolf hunting and trapping seasons is not the sole determining factor of tolerance or intolerance of wolves in this sample population. The pattern of determinant factors instead more closely represents a web of influence than a direct line of cause and effect. Eight main nodes, or themes, were identified in interview transcription data identified based on frequency of occurrence in interview data and how essential they seemed in shaping attitudes of interviewees: 1) the consequences of political maneuvering (frustration, perceived inequity, and mistrust); 2) the need for management and control of the wolf population; 3) wolf-related impacts to interviewees' livelihood and way of life; 4) personal beliefs, affects, and attitudes; 5) previous interactions with predators; 6) cultural influences; 7) the place and impact of wolves in the ecosystem; and 8) noted changes in opinion. Most themes were further divided into subthemes, and the connections between all themes and subthemes were examined from there. While the impacts of the seasons have not yet been great or entirely consistent across the sample population, statements made by interviewees suggest that removal of public wolf hunting and trapping liberties would greatly reduce tolerance and acceptance in these interest groups and increase an overall polarization of public opinions. Interview data reveal complex relationships between stakeholders, interest groups, and impacts from wolf re-establishment, as well as complex attitudes towards wolves that often incorporate some level of awe and admiration. Individual's trust in managing agencies may be critical in moving forward. Data also shows that there will likely be more changes to come in this sample population's acceptance and tolerance of wolves. Wolf tolerance and acceptance levels should be further monitored in Montana rural resident ranchers, trappers, and big game hunters, the stakeholder groups that are the most directly impacted by and most necessary for continued wolf management and recovery.<<<Download PDF Document>>>
Hunting Increases Numbers of Wildlife
Texas Teenager Cyber Attacked After Posting Hunting Photos
Press Release from The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance:
(Columbus, OH) – A 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader is the latest female hunter to be attacked by animal rights groups after she posted photos of her successful African safari on Facebook.
Kendra Jones, from Cleburne, Texas has been hunting with her father since she was a child, including being on a safari when just six years old. Her latest hunt however has brought her a wave of Facebook attacks, including death threats.
Those included "Come to South Africa and try to hunt our endangered animals, you will be shot on sight and believe me, there will be celebrations." "I hope you get eaten by a lion, you cow," and "How about we have a real hunger games? I vote we hunt this horrible woman down first."
Anti-hunters have also created "the official Kendall Jones Hate Page" on Facebook.
But even these attacks have not deterred her thoughts on hunting.
In an interview with a Houston television station, she said she always gives the meat to local villagers, but does not want to give up her hobby. In fact, she is pursuing a reality television series about her passion. She stated that all of her kills were the result of fair chase.
Jones is the latest female hunter targeted for her passion, but certainly not the first.
Charisa Argys, a Colorado native, legally harvested a mountain lion and posted the photo online with her father. An animal rights activist from Germany led a campaign to spread it to dozens of Facebook pages and Internet sites belonging to international anti-hunting organizations. The floodgates opened with specific threats targeting her physical appearance, her life and her family.
"I have never been called so many horrible, hateful names in my life," said Argys. "They went so far as to post my full name, address and directions to my house. It was awful."
The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance has been working to help sportsmen fight cyber harassment from animal rights extremists by building support for them from the hunting community.
"It is never okay to harass and even assault someone simply because they choose to live their life differently." said Nick Pinizzotto, USSA president and CEO. "Unfortunately anti-hunters clearly lack this basic value and have decided to use their keyboards to attack law-biding hunters."
Whereas Jones and Argys are not hunting celebrities, some of the recent attacks have targeted high profile hunters as well.
Jana Waller, host of Skull Bound TV on Sportsman Channel, was recently barraged by activists after also posting photos online. She is undaunted by the criticism.
"It's a shame that people who know nothing about hunting and conservation feel the need to spew insults and threats regarding a topic they obviously are uneducated about," said Waller. "Without hunters' dollars spent in Africa, there would be catastrophic effects on the vast majority of their animal populations."
"Trying to explain that hunters are true animal lovers is like trying to explain algebra to a two-year old. They're just not going to get it," she added.
Another high profile hunter, Melissa Bachman, outdoor TV host and producer, came under attack after posting a photo of a male African lion she legally harvested while on a safari. Anti-hunters quickly took to social media to attack Bachman, labeling her as an "animal murderer." Other posts included "I hope you die alone – losers.", "I wish to have some money and kill you all myself" and "If I have the opportunity I will put a rifle inside Melissa's mouth and I will shoot."
"Each and every hunter needs to band together and support one another in our rights as hunters" said Bachman. "What the antis fail to comprehend is that if it weren't for sportsmen and women, populations of game and non-game species plus the lands they inhabit would be in dire straits today, period."
Anti-hunters wrath hasn't been focused just on individuals. Organizations such as USSA and Dallas Safari Club have received threats and media outlets such as HuntingLife.com have as well.
"We have received death threats towards us and other people we have posted on our site," said Kevin Paulson, owner of HuntingLife.com. "The antis are especially venomous toward women and those who are hunting big game such as cats in Africa and the U.S. "
As the cyber threats to female hunters and others continue to escalate, so to have the efforts to protect these innocent victims."As an organization with the sole mission to protect hunting, fishing and trapping, we see it as our responsibility to step up and lead the effort to put an end to cyber harassment of sportsmen," added Pinizzotto. "We are currently working with a number of conservation partners and key individuals to do just that."