Well, i thought about how to answer you without exactly telling you how it is, which would cause many to break keyboards on their pc.

You ever watch westerns, say , Gunsmoke or a JW movie, where the whole town is lynch mobbed trying to get at a prisoner, who is safe in jail. The mob wants to hang him now, but the Marshall has a clear thinking head and does things the right way.

Thats what i see here. In time, when they see fit , the DWF will adjust.

Right now, the ONLY thing that article mentioned that has validity for concern, is the farmer's crop damage. That is a pressing issue. None of the other reasons have any validity.

This post was edited on 3/7/22 at 3:27 pm

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Posted by deeprig9

Unincorporated Ozora, Georgia

Member since Sep 2012

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Posted on 3/7/22 at 4:57 pm to EF Hutton

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Right now, the ONLY thing that article mentioned that has validity for concern, is the farmer's crop damage.

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“I have just heard from so many farmers, hunters, landowners and other citizens who have had countless issues with personal property damage and crop damage caused by the growing number of bears,” Sen. Cathey said. “The bears have become a real nuisance and have turned into a safety issue on both sides. It’s getting so a lot of fathers and grandfathers don’t feel safe taking their children and grandchildren in the woods because of encounters with bears. We already face enough challenges passing the legacy of hunting and enjoying the outdoors to our youth. Bears have no natural predators in Louisiana and they have little fear of human contact. They are growing in size and numbers. It’s not a healthy situation.

Do I need to spell this out for you (again) or do you get it now?

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