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Another Fatal Grizzly Attack
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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2216003" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>It is truly a sad story when anyone is killed or injured by wildlife. Our condolence to the families and friends of their loved ones that were unfortunately killed. We all have to remember that the bears are not invading our area - we are invading their territories. Lets all keep this in mind and not take up pitch forks. Conservation is one thing and providing permits because you can get an over population. Look at New Jersey and the Black Bear population explosion there. Now that is where a season should be opened. We also don't want to make a species extinct by over hunting. We start doing that and we will only have paper and steel to shoot at. I can give you a prime example of over reaction. I lived in Hawaii years ago and there was a surfer/swimmer killed by a shark. There is a lot of Tiger sharks in the Hawaiian waters. Surfers could look just like a seal when you are under the water looking up. I have over 2,000 scuba dives and swam with all kinds of sharks. It was a real special opportunity swimming and interacting with sharks. The public lost control after the shark "Attack" and went on a Shark hunting expedition and literally killed hundreds of sharks for the only reason that the fish was a shark. It was a sad time for humans and wildlife interacting. The sharks were there a long time before us.</p><p>Just remember when the wildlife is gone humans will next.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2216003, member: 116439"] It is truly a sad story when anyone is killed or injured by wildlife. Our condolence to the families and friends of their loved ones that were unfortunately killed. We all have to remember that the bears are not invading our area - we are invading their territories. Lets all keep this in mind and not take up pitch forks. Conservation is one thing and providing permits because you can get an over population. Look at New Jersey and the Black Bear population explosion there. Now that is where a season should be opened. We also don't want to make a species extinct by over hunting. We start doing that and we will only have paper and steel to shoot at. I can give you a prime example of over reaction. I lived in Hawaii years ago and there was a surfer/swimmer killed by a shark. There is a lot of Tiger sharks in the Hawaiian waters. Surfers could look just like a seal when you are under the water looking up. I have over 2,000 scuba dives and swam with all kinds of sharks. It was a real special opportunity swimming and interacting with sharks. The public lost control after the shark "Attack" and went on a Shark hunting expedition and literally killed hundreds of sharks for the only reason that the fish was a shark. It was a sad time for humans and wildlife interacting. The sharks were there a long time before us. Just remember when the wildlife is gone humans will next. [/QUOTE]
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