Animal rights group, Native Americans to meet in Atascadero to oppose hunting amendment

https://pasoroblesdailynews.com/animal-rights-group-native-americans-meet-atascadero-oppose-hunting-amendment/76052/
“California Fish and Game Commission meets in Atascadero, allowing GPS
tracking on hunting dogs is on the agenda”

“Randal Massaro, President of Union Members for the Preservation of
Wildlife, said that the GPS collars are approved hunters will have “no
incentive to keep up with their dogs in wildlife habitat and terrain
when they can sit in vehicles and watch a screen indicating their
dogs’ ranging one to seven miles, or more.” Massaro also said the
devices violate Fish and Game codes that require dogs be kept under
control.
“Roger Dobson, President of the Northern California organization
Protect the Wolves and member of the Washington Cowlitz Tribe said,
“It is inhumane treatment of both the dogs and the wildlife to let
dogs run loose where there are real predators that have to eat. No
hunter is going to be able to get to any dog fast enough to save that
dog from another predator.”

4 thoughts on “Animal rights group, Native Americans to meet in Atascadero to oppose hunting amendment

  1. Ludicrous! Madness !
    This all has to stop can’t these people see what they are doing ?
    Does stupidity just reign supreme in our country now ?

  2. Comfort hunting from the confines of one’s vehicle…Much as I love dogs, when it comes to domestic animals vs. wildlife I choose wildlife. Maybe when enough of their dogs are taken/eaten these “hunters” might get up off their fat butts.

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