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  • Re: no big deal

    NO BIG DEAL! Did you go to the same high school as Palin because apparently like her you miss the whole point of the campaign against aerial wolf hunting. First off, hunting is fine if you are doing it to eat the meat (same as any predator). But aerial hunting , sitting on your fat lazy ass chasing a wolf till it's exhausted and then shooting ...
    Posted to Explainer by Greenapt on February 6, 2009

  • Re: reading history (Palin style)

    TO All: Governor Sarah Palin's remorseless stance on predator control and wildlife management is becoming infamous. For those of you who are concerned, or want more information, I'm including a series of links which explore the issue. WARNING: Some of the video footage is quite ...
    Posted to Politics by NorthStar on September 26, 2008

  • Re: You want the truth...? UPDATED

    TO All: Governor Sarah Palin's remorseless stance on predator control and wildlife management is becoming infamous. For those of you who are concerned, or want more information, I including a series of links which explore the issue. WARNING: Some of the video footage is quite ...
    Posted to Explainer by NorthStar on September 26, 2008

  • Re: An Alaskan's Opinion

    Marjjy - A typical aerial wolf hunt goes as follows: Most aerial wolf hunts are conducted in the winter, preferably when deep snow is present. The white snow makes the wolves much easier to spot, and if deep enough... much easier to run down. Once sighted, the panicked wolf (or wolves) are chased by the planes in the deep snow until they fall ...
    Posted to Politics by NorthStar on September 9, 2008