Good points. Here's the reference that gave me dates I quoted. See what ya think. Note some of the early observations about migratory porcesses. And to be fair yes, observation porcesses have dramtically advanced.
https://www.audubon.org/magazine/spr...-learned-about
The laws then were to keep hunters from destroying migratory birds sir! Not concerns about environment.
Migratory Bird Treaty Act passes in 1918 guides "the taking, possession, transportation, sale, purchase, barter, importation, exportation, and banding or marking of migratory birds.
So infact the concern for the birds is not environmental, its to make sure they are at your favorite hunting spot so you can blow them out of the sky....right? So you and Stripernut are more worried about preserving your hiunting trips, than the birds you prey upon? Is that right? Or just making sure you preserve enough birds so they will be availabe for your hunting trips?
So how does one declare themselve to be a concerned CONSERVATIONIST, and at the same time prey on the spieces they seek to protect? Is that a little of "Take care of the ducks I want to shoot".
Yep, I'm confused :-)
Originally Posted by ZoraSpook
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