Montana Man Used Animal Tissue and Testicles to Breed ‘Giant’ Sheep for Sale to Hunting Preserves

Epoch Times ^ | 3/14/2024 | By Matthew Brown

[NavyShoe]

Wildlife trafficking bad, human trafficking ok. Gotta protect those who control the boarder.

[No name given]

Or INGEN.

[kiryandil]

judge is an Obama stooge

[No name given]

Just like this current regime.

[Red Badger]

Apparently so.

Good thing the government protected us from these dangerous sheep breeders....................

[BenLurkin]

[No name given]

And supply them with drugs and slaves.

[rednesss]

Sounds like an episode of South Park with Dr. Mephesto trying to combine elephant DNA with a pig’s DNA.

[old school]

Bighorn Sheep are actually small critters. Is that picture photoshopped?

[ifinnegan]

It seems the only illegal thing was endangered species laws, or something.

[Larry Lucido]

Can pig men be far behind?

[isthisnickcool]

I guess the old guy kind of made a new “species” so that’s why it’s ands “endangered species”?

People in positions of power don’t serve the public anymore, they just stomp on the public.

[toddausauras]

Everyone needs a hobby, right?

[foundedonpurpose]

No! I resemble that comment and want the best for my clients, intelligent folks. We discuss natural breading all the time. If it’s involving cattle there is never an issue. From what ever country.
Sheep is a different story. God forbid, that is intentionally a government taboo. Why, not enough Muslims yet?

[Freeper]

Could this “hybred” restriction apply to children?

[arizonarick]

Marco Polos are pretty special. They would do well in Montana and the government could sell hunting permits. Isn’t it all about government control. Open borders for people, but not sheep? Give them green cards.

[Deaf Smith]

>>protecting us from these dangerous sheep breeders?

The transfer of non-native & exotic game animals across state lines is how Texas ended up with a feral hog problem.

People in the late 1980’s into the 90’s were illegally importing exotic Russian boars into Texas. Some to high fence ranches where they escaped, others onto regular ranch lands.

These Russian boars bred with Texas feral hogs which up to that time frame were domestic breeds.

Now, instead of the normal feral hogs breeding once a year they now breed three times a year.

*People did serve state jail time when caught illegally importing the Russian hogs.

[Afterguard]

“Can pig men be far behind?”

That’s already been done. Manbearpig (AKA Al Gore)

[BenLurkin]

Probably. Nothing’s real anymore.

[verum ago]

Bighorn Sheep are actually small critters. Is that picture photoshopped?

Well, I think that's an Argali (the sheep species from the article), which is not so small as a Bighorn.

And secondly, you know the trick where a fisherman holds his catch way in front of himself, hiding his arms behind it to make it look bigger from the camera's perspective? That's what's going on the photo- look carefully- the guy is sitting so far behind the sheep he can't even touch it. It's just a perspective game. And they also clearly used a short focal-length lens, which makes background objects (like the hunter's head) appear smaller...