Sep 02 2010
Humane Bites #136: Hunters Play Offense
Daily clippings culled from all over the electronic news world. (E-mail submissions for tomorrow.)
- U.S. states could start constitutionally protecting hunters from groups like HSUS
- California egg farmer: San Diego State University's cage-free policy (touted by HSUS) will actually make campus food less safe
- HSUS finds a parrot
- Apparently, no one is "humane" enough for HSUS—not even farmers' markets
- Surprise! HSUS’s latest boardroom putsch has been put down
- Your Daily Shelter: Texas Italian Greyhound Rescue (Donate. Volunteer. Adopt.)
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H$U$ has found several parrots if you see the comments. Sadly H$U$ parrots appear to be afflicted with cranial-rectal inversion.
Several years ago, before Wisconsin passed a right-to-fish-and-hunt constitutional amendment, a mourning dove hunting season was ready to go. Hunters came to Wisconsin from all over the Midwest.
A few days before the season started, the animal rights people won an injunction from a Madison-area judge stopping the mourning dove hunt.
Shoot….someone beat me to the mourning dove message. Oh well…..
I don’t have anything profound to say…..but sure hope you’ll consider Sauk County Humane Society and credit my comment…lol
Thanks folks
Barb,
Hello Fellow Badger! I live in Milwaukee.
I wonder if David is coming to the World Dairy Expo in Madison at the end of the month.
Wayne Pacelle is the lowest form of scum on the face of this planet….HE IS A VIKINGS FAN! LOL
Kathy thats a cute way of saying it.
I would like to see such an amendment for pet owners.
I wonder if “Parrot-Lad” actually understands in any meaningful way that the H$U$‘s definition of a “factory farm” and “industrial agriculture” is “any operation with more than 50 head of any livestock or poultry.” By that definition, anyone besides a hobbyist with a few show animals is a “factory farmer.”
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Glad to see you’re trying to protect man’s best friend!