The suffocating death of a bowhunted doe

Posted by in Virginia Wildlife on Aug 12th, 2009 | 3 comments

their own blood is one of the many horrific ways that bowhunted deer dies and why in bowhunting manual they are told to wait at least 30-45 min before retrieving/tracking the deer. ... "Animal rights" "animal cruelty" "New york" "shelter Island" "Placer county California" Pennsylvania DNR DEC bowhunting arrow archery pain suffering suffocating doe "New Jersey" South "West Virginia" outdoors sportsman sports wildlife nature "wildlife agencies" biologist "animal welfare" "animal rights" anti ...

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Hunters been giving possibly diseased venison to the pantries.

Posted by in Virginia Wildlife on May 1st, 2009 | 1 comment

from wild animals, but in fact the evidence points to the game farm industry as the culprit, spreading the disease by the virtually unregulated trafficking in farmed deer and elk. And, the Colorado Division of Wildlife is calling on all states to test game farms for the disease, much too late into a disastrous epidemic. Source: Denver Post, March 4, 2002 www.organicconsumers.org ... "Mad deer disease" CWD "sag harbor" "cornell univ." "shelter Island" NY NJ Maryland VA hunting "animal rights" ...

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Audubon Society endorse legalized animal cruelty (hunting)

Posted by in Virginia Wildlife on Apr 30th, 2009 | 0 comments

harvested. That's more than 40 times the total estimated deer population before PR, bringing recreational pleasure to more than 5.3 million licensed hunters." HOW DO WILDLIFE AGENCIES CREATE A SURPLUS OF GAME ANIMALS? Many species of mammals - such as deer - react to hunting harvests with an increase in reproductive rates. Also, killing more bucks than does will increase deer populations. When a high percentage of bucks are killed, more nutritious forage is available for the remaining bucks, ...

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