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Comments on: Ranchers and Conservationists at Odds as Bison Herd Numbers Plunge
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By Andre on 06-11-08
“But there is no silver bullet for stopping the conflict.”
BS!
An adherence to science would be a perfect solution. No Brucellosis has ever been transmitted from bison to cattle. Therefore, it is illogical and imoral to slaughter the bison and thus needs to stop.
The cattle industry is simply acting like wanna-be cowboys and are engaging in a blood-lust.
By Connie Brady on 06-28-08
The Montana Livestock Industry is getting what it deserves.