I thought the whole point of a wildlife refuge is that it is a place where creatures were safe from being killed?
US Senate approves plan to repeal an Obama-era rule that largely banned hunting of Alaska’s most iconic predators on more than 76 million federal acres. The Republican-sponsored legislation would undo the Alaska National Wildlife Refuges Rule, ultimately opening the door for the state to resume aggressive predator control tactics, including shooting bears and wolves from airplanes and killing cubs and pups in their dens.
"bad for Alaska, bad for hunters, bad for our native peoples, bad for America,” as well as a “direct attack on states’ rights.” and "an example of federal overreach that restricts Alaska’s ability to manage its own fish and game."
The only thing standing in the way of the GOP-backed measure becoming law is Donald Trump’s signature.
Anyone follow story re NHS Ombudsman chief Rob Behrens' concerns about NHS cover ups?
