SCRIDER1

I found this while doing some research. It is from the memoirs of a man that lived in So.MO/No.Ark in the late 1800s. It is a miracle any wildlife survived. I thought you might want to think about it the next time you get unhappy with your local conservation/wildlife organization...I know I will.

http://thelibrary.springfield.missou.../v9/st242.html

by23856

My dad and uncles would tell me stories about things like that and I used to wish I could have been part of it. You're right though, it makes me sick reading about it now. The thinking back then was that everything would go on forever, no matter what they did. They felt it was all 'renewable', although they had no knowledge of that word.

-Brad
Eastern Nebraska Bowhunter

Edited by - by23856 on 10/08/2002 16:27:17

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propmahn

they just thought there is no way they would be able to kill of an entire species, but hey tell that to the buffalo

propmahn
you can never have too many guns