Wolf Crossing

Here’s The Moos….                 For Immediate Release / October 27, 2009
From the New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
P.O. Box 7517 / Albuquerque, New Mexico 87194
                                          
For further information, contact:  Caren Cowan
505.247.0584 phone / nmcga@nmagriculture.org email
Court Ruling Confirms Grazing No Threat to Wolves
Livestock grazing is not a significant threat to wolves, according to a [...]

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This is the true face of the Mexican wolf recovery program.  Any and all livestock producers in the southwest will be subjected to this same damage as this program continues.  At this time “all the stops are being pulled out to stop the depredations” according to Benjamin Tuggle Director of FWS SW region, but still the wolves [...]

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Wolves vs. Humans: Which Do the Feds Value More?
For Immediate Release
Thursday, July 23, 2009
For further Information, contact:
Paul Gessing 505-264-6090 or Jim Scarantino 505-256-2523
(Albuquerque)— The federal government’s wolf reintroduction plan is the very definition of big government in some rural areas in New Mexico. While the Rio Grande Foundation has not taken a position one [...]

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missoulian-ad   Caution very very graphic.
This above message is from Montana ranchers.  Please read it and pass the ad on to those you feel need to be better informed.
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CATRON COUNTY COMMISSION
PO BOX 507
RESERVE NM 87830
Ed Wehrheim, Chairman
Contact: Ron Shortes, Catron County Attorney [...]

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