Taken from JRE #2100 w/Cam Hanes and Steve Rinella:
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Just like most topics in society people are just so extreme on both sides. Theres people who think there should be no laws or regulations on damn near anything and then there's people who want everything banned. I feel like if we could just come to middle ground on things like this we would save so much time and turmoil.
I'm a born and raised Texas Gal, and I'm very much against hunting mountain lions.
In Texas, not only can big cats be killed throughout the year, the lack of regulation allows for inhumane fates for the animals. No regulations require monitoring of traps, causing mountain lions and young to perish in traps from starvation, heat or lack of water. Some pumas chew off their appendages to free themselves from leghold traps, saving their life but severely hampering their ability to hunt or escape, and leaving them open to disease and premature death.
It's pure animal cruelty, might as well go to Australia for some kangaroo hunting and that be okay too, eh! It's very upsetting that mountain lions aren't protected, especially in my home state, Texas! 💔
As a hunter. There are place where I just won't hunt. Wolfs put a lot of pressure on big game. I like the idea of having Wolfs back in the system. But they do cause a lot of problems. On all ends of society.
Hunters have and know how ro use guns live off the land and the powers to be dont want that
We never did wipe out the wolf they range from California Oregon Washington all the way to the North and South Dakota the American wolf weighed about 75 lb the size of a Labrador so it was hard for them to take down elk moose Buffalo even but now you've introduced invasive species wolf that weighs 200 that's what happens when you bring something that big in