Silverscale derg
Active Member
So humans as a whole like to kill other creatures, not only for food but for "population control" when the other species doesn't have a population above that of humans,
Wolves have been killed off from the lower 48 of the US, They were reintroduced but oh no they're "Canadian" wolves (a human made border and concept I might add) wolves have no idea there is a border there. Hunters seemed to be in an uproar and I want to know why. I've heard the whole livestock "reason" but give them a break, they work very hard for every kill they get because unlike humans they don't have guns. The second "reason" I've heard is for "their" deer as the hunters call the deer that they "save" only so they can hunt them later.
Coyotes get way more hate, they're seen basically as target practice. It seems that hunters every time they pass a coyote can't resist shooting the poor dog. I've heard the "our deer" reason for that too
On both sides I've heard population control but nature can already do that. Where do the hunters get off in taking the lives of creatures only looking to survive.
Off of predators now, another creature in the crosshair are iguanas. Some complain that they're in Florida yet that's a perfect climate for reptiles, there's swamps too. Iguanas eat plants and that's about it. Humans call them "invasive" yet somehow humans don't call themselves invasive for doing more damage than iguanas could ever do not to mention humans are warm blooded therefore aren't climate restricted and are all over the world but iguanas who happened to take up residence in a nice warm place is hated? That's such a double standard.
Wolves have been killed off from the lower 48 of the US, They were reintroduced but oh no they're "Canadian" wolves (a human made border and concept I might add) wolves have no idea there is a border there. Hunters seemed to be in an uproar and I want to know why. I've heard the whole livestock "reason" but give them a break, they work very hard for every kill they get because unlike humans they don't have guns. The second "reason" I've heard is for "their" deer as the hunters call the deer that they "save" only so they can hunt them later.
Coyotes get way more hate, they're seen basically as target practice. It seems that hunters every time they pass a coyote can't resist shooting the poor dog. I've heard the "our deer" reason for that too
On both sides I've heard population control but nature can already do that. Where do the hunters get off in taking the lives of creatures only looking to survive.
Off of predators now, another creature in the crosshair are iguanas. Some complain that they're in Florida yet that's a perfect climate for reptiles, there's swamps too. Iguanas eat plants and that's about it. Humans call them "invasive" yet somehow humans don't call themselves invasive for doing more damage than iguanas could ever do not to mention humans are warm blooded therefore aren't climate restricted and are all over the world but iguanas who happened to take up residence in a nice warm place is hated? That's such a double standard.