Demand That Wisconsin Eliminates DEVASTATING Act 169 Section 2B1
- Posted to PAW: Protect America's Wolves by Krys Smith
To: The State of Wisconsin
We the people URGE you to ELIMINATE DNR ACT 169 Section 2.B.1.. 238 wolves were killed this hunting season, that alone is 30% of the Wisconsin wolf populationand doesn't include natural and unreported illegal deaths- do we really need to add innocent dogs into the mix?
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'"DNR wants to allow hounders to "train" their dogs on wolves with no restrictions right through the breeding, denning, and birthing seasons until the end of March. When pregnant females need to be preparing for the birth of their litters they will be harassed or even attacked by unlimited packs of vicious dogs. The fine print reads that they can "only" use packs of "six" dogs at a time to "train"but that they can switch out to new packs of dogs if the original pack gets tired. So essentially unlimited dogs will be allowed to go after wolves during this very sensitive time. The DNR even has the gall to call this a "reasonable fair-chase restriction." This is outrageous! In less than a month Wisconsin may be hunting and killing wolves/pregnant wolves/and possibly wolf cubs. To read more about this recent item added to the killer wish list of Act 169 Section 2B1 please check out this very informative article:
Regarding this statement: "Hunters will be paid up to $2,500 for each dog injured or killed by the wolf it is pursuing." The DNR recently decided not to compensate for dogs injured while pursuing wolves, but don't let them fool you! Hunters can still claim the money for dogs injured/killed by other predators and there's nothing stopping hunters from lying about how their dogs were hurt!
238 wolves were killed this hunting season, that alone is 30% of the Wisconsin wolf populationand doesn't include natural and unreported illegal deaths.
Please sign in support of RETRACTING DNR ACT 169 Section 2.B.1.!! And please sign in support of the statement that "we the undersigned will boycott Wisconsin. We vow never to visit, vacation at, or support Wisconsin in anyway until action against DNR's Act 169 Section 2.B.1. is taken!"
The state of Wisconsin paid $214,794 for wolf depredation in 2012. How many families in Wisconsin will sit in wait for emergency housing, food, or medical care while the DNR wastes their money on a depredation program for a species that literally only just started to recover in numbers?
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP MORE PLEASE CALL/EMAIL/MAIL
Phone: 608-266-4937
PLEASE COPY AND PASTE THE FOLLOWING
"Info
1. [Insert NAME]
2. Representing: Self
3. Agenda Item #: 2.B.1.
4. [Insert CITY OF RESIDENCE]
5. [Insert PHONE NUMBER]
6. [Insert EMAIL and/or ADDRESS]
7. I do NOT support agenda item 2.B.1. !!!!!!
[Insert outraged comment here]"
EMAIL INFO/COMMENT TO: Laurie.Ross@wisconsin.gov
SNAIL MAIL INFO/COMMENT TO: PO Box 7921Madison WI 53707-7921
MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 02/22/2013
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Update #11
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 26--BAD NEWS GUYS--
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This just in from Wisconsin Wildlife Ethic-Vote on Wildlife's blog: http://bit.ly/YyKYgc
"Natural Resources Board Hearing Gets Heated
Despite massive public outcry the Natural Resources Board voted unanimously to continue the permeant "rule" making procedure for the use of wolves against dogs. They also decided not to consider any more "rules" for hounders at this time. One hounder representative even had the gall to act as though placing rules on their sadistic "sport" was... -
Update #10
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 22Hey everyone! I have just sent the petition and submitted it as a comment as well as sent it to Governor Scott Walker and every single circuit court judge in all ten districts. Hopefully that gets the message across =) Were were less than 300 from our final goal- that is great! Almost 25,000 is pretty awesome and I decided to keep the petition open and e-mail it to everyone (and maybe some more people) the morning of the day before the decision will be made (still trying to figure out exactly...
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Update #9
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 22Only 3 hours left! 4 hours before midnight in Wisconsin but I need hour to play with so I can get the petition downloaded (takes about 30 minutes) and to send it to everyone. Please keep sharing and inviting people if you can. And don't forget comments are still being accepted!
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PLEASE COPY AND PASTE THE FOLLOWING
-this info must be filled out!-
"Info1. [Insert NAME]
2. Representing: Self
3. Agenda Item #: 2.B.1.
4. [Insert CITY OF RESIDENCE]
5. [Insert PHONE NUMBER]
6. [Insert EMAIL and/or ADDRESS]
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Update #8
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 22Less than 12 hours before the petition closes and only 1,222 signatures left to get before we reach our final goal- I know we can do it! If you can please share this petition as many places as you can as often as you are willing. Once it gets close to midnight Wisconsin time I will be sending/uploading the signatures to as many Wisconsin governor e-mails as I can find. Again let me thank all of you for your recurrent support you have all been great assets in this fight against this cruel bill.
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Update #7
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 21Hey guys I have some great news. Some of you may or may not have noticed that according to the petition today was the last day to meet our 25,000 signature goal. Well, I must have put the wrong date in because tomorrow is the last day. It look only 36 hours after creating this petition to get 11,000 signatures, I know we can get these last 5,000+ in the next 48! Please share and if you know any other cause leaders please suggest reposting this! Thanks so much for all your great support.
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Update #6
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 18--REMINDER ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT--
Now that everyone has been informed of the DNRs terrible wish to allow dogs to train on wolves during denning and birthing season...
I'd like to more clearly identify the changes in the petition that were made recently. The semi-good news is that the DNR now states that: "The statutes prohibit hunters that are pursing wolves from collecting reimbursement for a dog that is killed or injured while in pursuit of wolves for wolf hunting. "- but don't let them fool you!
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Update #5
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 17--Devastating News!!!--
The DNR now wants to allow hounders to "train" their dogs on wolves with no restrictions right through the breeding, denning, and birthing seasons until the end of March. When pregnant females need to be preparing for the birth of their litters they will be harassed or even attacked by unlimited packs of vicious dogs. The fine print reads that they can "only" use packs of "six" dogs at a time to "train"but that they can switch out to new packs of dogs if the original...
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Update #4
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 15As some of you may have noticed we had an anti-wolf activist come on here and try and argue that wolves need to be hunted to protect our children, fist let me say please never respond to ANY anti-wolf activist comments. So.. In case any of you are wondering "do our children need to be protected from wolves?" the answer is no! Wolves avoid humans when possible, they are more afraid of us then we are of them. The recorded accounts of wolf attacks in North America are nothing compared to the...
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Update #3
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 15I wanted to personally thank all of the Stop Wolf Trapping In Montana cause members for being a huge part of this important petition! Your signatures alone amounted to a bit over half of the total signatures :) . We reached our first goal after only 36 hours thanks to you guys, and not only that, but, PAW's number of members jumped up by thousands once your group re-posted the petition. Thanks again for helping PAW, but more importantly thanks for helping the wolves!
Ps. With that in mind, I... …
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Update #2
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 14It has come to my attention via a very smart member that the Wisconsin DNR site states: "Hunting wolves with dogs and training dogs to pursue wolves is not currently allowed." Do not let this fool you. It is not allowed for now. Dogs will be used to hunt wolves as early as next hunting season (October 2013), unless we can do something about it.
If you care to help in a BIG WAY please copy and paste the below information in an e-mail to: Laurie.Ross@wisconsin.gov
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"Info
1. [Insert NAME]
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Update #1
Posted by Krys Smith (Campaign Leader) on Feb 12We have over 1,200 signatures after just 4 hours and we are getting more every 30-90 seconds! That's great! The issue will be debated in Wisconsin by the end of February but we have until February 22nd to get as many signatures and comments as possible in order for them to be viewed by the state. You may have noticed I tweeked the petition some, don't be alarmed I'm just trying to fine tune everything. :)
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