In Loving Memory

In Loving Memory


Photo by Anne Muller

A.G. asked me to meet her family. It was right before hunting “season.” She had no way to help them or to communicate to them that if they left her property, they could be doomed – especially the males.

With a heavy heart, she greeted them every evening and morning, watched them romp and enjoy being alive. Observed their relationships, knew them by name, worried when they didn’t come back for awhile, and knew that she might never see her bucks alive again.

THEIR LIVES ARE WORTH NOTHING TO HUNTERS,
MILLIONS TO WILDLIFE AGENCIES,
BILLIONS TO THE WEAPONS INDUSTRY,
BUT THEY’RE PRICELESS TO US!

C.A.S.H. NEEDS YOUR HELP TO STOP THIS!

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