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It leaves the National Park Service full latitude to determine which elk should be culled. You also suggest that my proposal would result in shooting of bulls (male elk), as opposed to cows (female elk). My proposal does no such thing. Finally, you suggest that it would be less expensive to use “hired sharpshooters” than volunteer hunters.
It’s penned by the same author of a recent NewYorkTimes op-ed on the same subject, which we previously mentioned here. .” (Note: You’ll need to register for free to read it.)
When I saw " From Science, Plenty of Cows but Little Profit " this morning in the NewYorkTimes , I immediately thought of "Dog." Emilio Flores for the NewYorkTimes.) Since January the program has culled about 230,000 cows nationwide." You may have seen "Dog," posted by Stephanie.
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