Let's take another look at.....
Regulated
Furbearer
Management
Trapping
in Massachusetts
......As
a management tool, a regulated furbearer harvest, using nationally researched
tools and methods have tremendous benefits to both wildlife and society.
Regulated furbearer harvests help in protecting our endangered species and
contribute significantly to conservation efforts. The
animal rights community claims that society's participation in the
management of wildlife is unnecessary and inhumane. Contrary to
these claims - the science, facts and the laws of nature consistently prove
otherwise. Nature adheres to laws outside the boundaries of society's
preconceived notion of "right and wrong". However, for our own
humanity, if we are to be involved wildlife's natural cycle and not just be a
spectator of it, the
welfare of the animal must be the highest priority. Keeping this in
mind, we must never forget that death and cruelty are not always synonymous with
each other - for without death there can be no life, whether done by human hands
or not. The public's understanding, tolerance and participation in
furbearer management through the activity of regulated harvests creates a
conservation ethic that transcends generations. The power of this
conservation ethic provides a true and intimate appreciation of life for all
living things, based on a tangible understanding of our natural surroundings and
the laws of nature.
For more information on Animal
Rights, it's philosophy, quotes from their leaders and where it will take us go,
please follow the links below
Quotes from animal rights leaders showing how radical they are
The animal rights agenda
Description of animal rights versus animal welfare
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