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[RC] wolves and end of arguement here - Ridecamp GuestPlease Reply to: Kimberly Price kprice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ========================================== Heidi, I will agree to disagree and thank the lucky stars the next generation is growing up environmentally friendly and willing to look at the natural order of things and the way nature has operated long before mankind set his footprint upon the earth. Somehow, it seemed to work and the elk survived. I do not agree with anything you have to say, and I was born and raised in Penn by a hunting family and have seen the ranges as I've travelled quite extensively across the United States. My degree is geography with an emphasis on resource managment and I am confident in my opinions. The world is much more crowded now, polluted and greedy and I am thankful for heroes like John Muir who had the foresight to fight for wildlands and the creatures on them. Our cultures appear to be quite different and since you were an adult in the 50s during the high use of pesticides and poisonings you should know better. Take care, have a good ride and just please think about what the world would be like without our predators and the ecology needed to support them. It would be a boring closed in pasture indeed. Kimberly ============================================================ REAL endurance is sleeping in the tack compartment of your trailer w/the door open, and your horse snorts/snots on your forehead every 30 min! ~ Heidi Sowards ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/ ============================================================
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