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by pookha 3y ago
People can and do buy products from smaller regenerative farms.
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And I suspect that these ranches could take heavy loses (wolves have been seen killing 15+ elk in a single hunt) and I fully expect that large industrial operations -- packed to the gills with feed lots -- will have a much more minimal impact to their overall operations. And regenerative farms are much better for the environment (less carbon, less run-off). So this , at least in my eyes, is a self-inflicted wound by the government.
- undersuit 3y ago>Surplus killings tend to be most common in late winter and may actually represent an effort by wolves to cache food for later use Let them. Let the animals do this. Wyoming shouldn't be feeding the herds of elk anyways.
- ffgjgf1 3y ago> wolves have been seen killing 15+ elk in a single hunt Perhaps? How is this related? There is plenty of data from areas where wolves and cattle or sheep coexist. Why not cite that instead of something tangential? Why would wolves attack a herd of cattle protected by guard dogs which have been bred exclusively to deter wolves for 1000s of years. If ranchers can’t afford to get dogs (or use other commonly used methods) then that’s another issue, it would be perfectly reasonable to expect the government to support them with that