[metesky]

Although investigators found evidence of wildlife poisoning on 16 plantations, only four of them - Kolomoki near Blakely, Albemarle and Ecila near Albany, and Nochaway in Leary - were required to pay several thousand dollars in fines to the Georgia Department of Agriculture, which had been given the authority to enforce the cases by the EPA under the guidelines of the pesticide law.

The curse of the FDR Supreme Court continues. Our Fed lawmakers can now point the finger at the alphabet agencies and the alphabet agencies in turn hand off to the states.

This is disgusting.

[TalBlack]

Starting in the 1840's large cemeteries were fenced off from the rest of New York City and to this day you can find Turkey, Pheseant and Quail skulking around inside them. A guy I know killed a Pheseant and cooked it, said it was excellent! There are also rabbits like you don't believe, but since the Falcons, released in the 80's, have almost eradicated the cemetery pigeon flocks the rabbits aren't long for this world. I wonder if the Gov't even knows of these animals or considers them endangered?