Wolf Hunting (house, to buy, store)

[warptman]

I'm wondering if the peta freaks are going to do to Montana what they have tried to do to Alaska: try ban tourism in Montana for the upcoming wolf hunting? For years they have tried to do this in Alaska for the controlled hunting up here and now I see that along with Montana, Idaho is getting ready for the hunts. I wonder if they have models running naked in towns in the larger cities with banners saying, "we'd rather wear nothing over wearing fur!"

If they don't, why do they only pick on Alaska?

[rickers]

Wow ! Are we going to start having naked Peta models running about on our streets ?
I have a few old fishing throw nets we can use to capture them with !
I just watched a B grade low budget horror movie last night that gave me a few ideas about what to do with them once we capture them all.
Does anyone have a spare dungeon we can store them in while our clients bid for the pleasure of having their way with them ? Or should we just "throw them to the wolves" !
Anyway if the naked models do show up I'll be there rubbernecking with my wife behind me trying in vain to cover my eyes with her hand !

[mtboy]

I'm going to buy a wolf tag just to support the system. Even if I don't even see any wolves out here in eastern MT. But, maybe my purchase of the wolf tag would bring these nake models out here.

[rickers]

Originally Posted by mtboy

maybe my purchase of the wolf tag would bring these nake models out here.

Well my nets are all mended so I figure if they can have a donkey show in TJ we should be able to have a wolf show. We'll set it up right next to the house of mystery or the drive through the bears !

[Reziac]

The Fur Commission site makes a good point: Fur is a renewable, sustainable resource. The waste (stripped carcasses) go back into feed for the animals, and fur does not use ANY nonrenewable resources -- no oil or coal required, unlike synthetic fabrics (which are essentially a form of plastic, which is largely oil). And fur/leather is recyclable and biodegradable, too.

So -- a true conservationist (or a sane environmentalist, if there is such a creature) supports the use of fur and leather, being less costly to the environment than synthetics.

[mtlogger]

Originally Posted by Reziac

So -- a true conservationist supports the use of fur and leather, being less costly to the environment than synthetics.

Absolutely!

[rickers]

Tanneries are very polluting and it may be nonsense to presume that it would be better for the environment to quit using synthetics and use leather and fur for the products we use. The fur commission has an agenda just like everybody else. I know I certainly can't afford to buy leather clothing but it would be nice to be able to buy a nice shiny fur coat for my wife made out of Black Lab fur !!! My ex wife had a full length coyote fur coat and it was beautiful.