Washington Cattlemen want to try an “experiment” on your wildlife management areas

It seems that bad ideas just never go away. Even after they’ve been spanked in court, the Washington Cattlemen still want to waste tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of taxpayer dollars on this ridiculous exercise which is damaging to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife owned and managed, wildlife management areas in Washington State. More welfare grazing disguised as an “experiment”.

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Cattlemen work to restart pilot project.
By DAN WHEAT – Capital Press

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Ken Cole

Ken Cole is a 5th generation Idahoan, an avid fly fisherman, wildlife enthusiast, and photographer. He is the interim Idaho Director for Western Watersheds Project. We do not accept unsolicited “guest” authors or advertising.

6 Responses to They're baaaack!

  1. It is really time to get angry about these welfare ranchers using their political pull to take over the state wildlife management areas.

    Please donate so WWP can fight these bastards again.

  2. jon says:

    These welfare ranchers disgust me.

  3. Angela says:

    GAAAHHH!! Just like a plan for a dam never seems to completely die, those who want to protect our environment always have to be on the defensive.

  4. Barb Rupers says:

    Angela
    Was it David Brower who said something to the effect that regarding the environment “Every victory is temporary; every defeat is permanent.”?

  5. Barb Rupers says:

    It seems a tad long! Hope it is of interest and works.

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