Wildlife Watch Inc. Helping People, Environment, and Wildlife PO BOX 562 NEW PALTZ, NY 12561 Voice:(845) 256-1400 Fax:(845-622-7999) e-mail: wildwatch@earthlink.net Contact: Joe Miele, Vice President 201-368-8271 The Honorable David J. Burgio, Mayor North Tonawanda City…
Sent to the Courier News of NJ 10/30/03 It is encouraging to read that the Watchung deer hunt may be thwarted by those who will not allow hunting on their property. Preventing a hunt is…
Sent to Philadelphia Inquirer 10/29/03 In his op-ed “In defense of bow hunting,” Scott Benek contradicts himself when talking about how animals are killed with arrows. Mr. Benek wrote “Most animals succumb within seconds. Rapid…
Sent to NY Newsday 10-22-03 A recent article in Newsday spoke of Cormorant Newcastle Virus, a virus that has been blamed for killing hundreds of double-crested cormorants in Lake Champlain and Oneida Lake. New York…
Sent to the Register-Herald of WV http://www.register-herald.com/letters/ 10/18/03 If they could read, wildlife all over the country would be celebrating now that the number of hunters is declining across the country (Hunting declining in other…
Sent to: Salt Lake City Weekly, Desert News, & Salt Lake Tribune. 10/18/03 If they could read the published reports, wildlife all over Utah would be celebrating now that it has been made public that…
Sent to the Journal News (NY) 10/16/03 Mr. Peter Bardunias may not have realized what he was doing, but he made a terribly disparaging remark about Canada geese in his article his recent letter to…
Sent to the Star Telegram – Ft. Worth, TX 10/16/03 Bob Hood’s article on Squirrel hunting (Squirrel hunting is a good first step toward bigger game, 10/12/03) left out an important detail – that hunting…
Sent to several newspapers as well as the Boy Scouts of America national office. 10/11/03 The Twin Rivers Council Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has made what may turn out to be a tragic error…
Sent to the Traverse City (MI) Record-Eagle on 10/7/03 The Traverse City commissioners should ban the use of “killing traps” within city limits since doing so is best for Traverse City’s human and wildlife populations.…
