GOD’S DOG by Hope Ryden
Review by Anne Muller Due to the timeliness of attempts to increase coyote hunting, a review of this excellent book deserves front cover prominence. Read this important book and pass it along to others, for…
1999 Spring Issue
God’s Dog by Hope Ryden – Review What’s on the Mind of Coyote Killers Foe of Wildlife Gun Violence in Rural America is Sanctioned by the Government Success for the cormorants and Wildlife Protectors! Dead…
GOLFERS AND CANADA GEESE: SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF OVER-POPULATION
By S Baxter Our organisation has carried out extensive research on the contentious subject of golfers and Canada geese, and after much debate has reached the conclusion that as a last resort culling is sometimes…
THE RIGHT TO HUNT?
By Linda Hatfield The hunting community is on a great crusade to establish the right to hunt. In Minnesota, this has become a very serious and diligent endeavor. It is their hope to amend the…
HUNTING BY HUMANS PERVERSE, TOO EFFICIENT
NATURE HAS SOLUTIONS By Peter Muller Chair, C.A.S.H. – Committee to Abolish Sport Hunting Board Member – Wildlife Watch, Inc. Isn’t hunting part of nature? Don’t animals living in a natural environment hunt? If we…
1998 Fall Issue
HUNTING BY HUMANS PERVERSE, TOO EFFICIENT NATURE HAS SOLUTIONS THE RIGHT TO HUNT? GOLFERS AND CANADA GEESE: SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF OVER-POPULATION
Letter to the NY State Commissioner of Health Prior to Their Approval of Feeding Lead Contaminated Geese to the Elderly and Poor
By Dr. Gregg B. Feigelson July 18, 1997 Dr. Barbara A. DeBuono New York State Commissioner of Health Corning Tower Via FAX Transmission: 518-474-5450 Dear Dr. DeBuono: I am very concerned about your department’s involvement…
Department of Health Approves of Canada Goose Flesh with High Lead Levels for the Elderly and Poor
by Anne Muller Wildlife Watch held a demonstration at the NY State Dept of Health (DOH) to reveal to the public some important facts about the bizarre approval of the goose flesh for the elderly…
Animal Rights Activists Acknowledged to be Stakeholders by Flyway Council!
What struck me as being one of the most amazing documents to come out of the Flyway meeting was a letter written to Paul Schmidt, Chief of the Office of Migratory Bird Management of the…
Mute Swans
“What is worse? Eight little swans supposedly chasing away game species or industrial sprawl eating away habitat? Vermont’s wildlife management agency has done nothing about development in the very same area.” A wonderful article appeared…