Re: NFC: turtle biodeversity report

[Fully Prepared <departmentus at yahoo_com>]

I do not wish to be contrarian. But would your NFC
plank agree with some "conservation" activities such
as rattlesnake roundups? Many people fear and hate
rattlesnakes. These people would think it a good idea
to "get rid" of rattlesnakes. But these same people
would also yell loudest for federal assistance if they
face an outbreak of disease-carrying rodents because
their area has been "cleansed" of snakes.

I oppose such roundups. Do others support them?

Boo Radley, Saraland, Alabama

--- robert a rice <robertrice at juno_com> wrote:
> Amen to freedom my friend ! Is not much we have  but
> I drink it in
> everyday . That  is one of the basic planks of the
> NFC ,individual
> freedom to conserve as they see fit.Its riskier to
> allow  people to
> willingly do something but in my opinion its the
> better way.  Landowners
> will not be held hostage,fishermen will not be
> chastised and dare I say
> it hobbyist will be empowered to keep local species
> !!!


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