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Spoonman
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Up top let’s keep this going. Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to sign and write in.
A few reasons: Boars part take in infanticide. Cubs are very vulnerable. As well as calving elk and deer. It's a good time to manage the boar numbers while protecting cubs and new born calves and fawns.Why do you want to hunt bears right out of hibernation? How many sows do you think get killed by accident and never reported because hunters don't want to get into trouble. There are much better times to black bear hunt than spring. I am 100% for smart hunting. After my kids open their gifts I will be off to hunt Mule Deer and fill my white tail tags here in Texas. I kill does and small bucks every year because it's the right thing to do, if the spring hunt isn't helping hunting it shouldn't happen. Look at both sides, why do you want to shot a bear with no weight on it yet?
Absolutely right. Thanks for signing brother!Signed and submitted both!! This is a slap to the face of every hunter and conservationist across the country. If you think it will stop there, think again. Give them an inch and they will take a mile.
Got to keep trying regardlessComment sent but sadly they will fall on deaf ears. Our efforts will never change the attitudes of Seattle, just like Oregon will forever be at the whims of the population centers of the Willamette valley.
Comment sent but sadly they will fall on deaf ears. Our efforts will never change the attitudes of Seattle, just like Oregon will forever be at the whims of the population centers of the Willamette valley.
Yes sir !!There was enough backlash over this that one of the key commissioners who voted to suspend the season resigned.
Swamping a state senator with emails helped tank SB-22 in California (moratorium on all bear hunting).
Every now and then it works
Coordinated pressure campaigns can and do work, at times. Apply the pressure.Yes sir !!
Check out this podcast from pnwild they answer a lot of your questions and go through this topic in depthBears in Washington hibernate for 5 months, when does your spring hunt begin?