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Mon, 2005-08-15 08:38

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Sat, 2005-08-20 13:13

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This plan is bad for sportsmen

I've looked at this plan and it will use tax payer dollars to pay the government to kill cougars.

What a bunch of bull.. The Animal rights organizations caused this problem by outlawing Hounds.. Now that cougars are a problem they just want to kill them and throw them to waste.

Let ODFW know that this is a wrong plan!! Utilize sportsmen not let the government kill more of our animals.

I totally understand that cougar numbers need to come down and cougars need to be managed..... HOWEVER This is not the right way.

We should spend our money to catch crimals and sex offenders.. Give sportsmen back the tools for proper management...

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