2/27/04 Dear York Daily Record Your editorial, “Hunters don’t need amendment” (2/20/04), is correct in declaring that the proposed constitutional amendment to protect the right to hunt and fish is not needed. It is incorrect,…
2/27/04 Dear Times Leader: In “Constitutional amendment a good idea; outdoor sports under attack” (2/23/04), George Smith ponders the proposed amendment to the state constitution, to protect the right to hunt and fish. Humans descend…
published 3/9/04 2/27/04 Dear Citizens Voice In “Pennsylvania hunters are the best way to control deer population” (2/26/04), Joe Mattie admits that hunters “stocked deer in the state at the turn of the century.” Hunting,…
3/2/04 Dear Post-Standard: Raise your hands if you would accept the results of a study about public attitudes toward child abuse, conducted by pederasts. No hands? How about a study about public attitudes toward hunting,…
3/5/04 Dear Asbury Park Press: RE: “Neighbors fear for safety as country club shoots geese” (3/5/04), the neighbors, who are justified in their fear and anger, have the right to know who is responsible for…
3/9/04 Dear Wisconsin State Journal: The situation described in “Bills Fast-tracked To Save Deer” (3/4/04) highlights the reason that the present bureaucratic system of managing wildlife needs to be replaced with one that represents the…
3/11/04 Dear Post Independent: Re: “DOW catches bighorn poacher” (3/10/04), there is no difference between poachers and legal hunters, to the victimized animals. The article states that the victim of poacher, Joshua Lloyd, was a…
3/17/04 Dear Times Herald-Record: Regarding: “City considers killing crows” (March 13), it is disappointing that Middletown’s mayor, Joe DeStefano considers violence an option for dealing with real or perceived human-animal conflicts. Longtime crow killer, Dick…
20 March 2004 In his response to my letter regarding the Minneapolis Water Works deer slaughter that was mentioned in the Record, Wayne Pulver states that the notion of a doe protecting her fawns is…
3/25/04 Dear York Daily Record: Regarding David McFadden’s “Hunting will never disappear ” (3/21/04), which is a response to my previous letter, hunting and all other forms of violence will either disappear (or more realistically,…
