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Here are six top reasons to protest this hunt. photo by Vickie Henderson Six Top Reasons to Protest Eastern Flyway Crane Hunting: Sandhill cranes have a very low recruitment rate. One was “Superdad,” one of the few successful breeding whooping cranes in the entire eastern population. Please act now. Quick: what’s this?
In my home state, Bald Eagles are breeding in 35 Ohio counties. People who protest our proposed hunt are trying to strip rights from the hunting public. Now they’re off the red list and bouncing back into the black. The total population in the continental US has risen to around 100,000 individuals. young per year.
of Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Jon Gassett has indicated that if enough people write in protest, the proposed hunting season–due to start this December– will be reconsidered. Letters and emails by the thousand poured into the commissioners’ offices, protesting its crane hunting proposal. Kentucky Dept.
Films, blogs, books, e-zines, sanctuaries, protests, promotion of adoption (of humans and nonhumans!). All we know for sure, just from speaking with other vegans, is that there are as many stories as there are individuals. And because of that we should throw everything out there that we can in the service of justice for sentient nonhumans.
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