Posted by GeneMO on January 13, 2009 at 18:26:17 from (207.254.246.53):
In Reply to: OT Horses Donkeys posted by pat sublett on January 13, 2009 at 16:33:56:
Here in MO. I get a Native Grass newsletter and there was an article in the last issue about so many people dumping horses in the Ozarks down around the National Scenic Riverways. Real problem. It's the tree huggers. They outlawed the slaughter of unwanted horses, so now rather than being something of value to both the seller and the Meat processor and the horse having a quick painless death, they are left to starve.
I remember years ago, when I was trapping some, the anit-fur outifts caused the Hollywood elite and all the pretty people to quit buying fur, then Russia stopped buying US fur, prices went to crap, then about a year later we had thousands of coons dying from distemper cause they were overpopulated.
Coyotes in Kansas City are carrying off folks pets from their back yards. Wonder what the Friends of the Coyote think of that.
Bottom line, when do gooders get involved, they screw up the system.
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