The NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife does not protect wildlife. The - TopicsExpress



          

The NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife does not protect wildlife. The Division (formerly Fish & Game) exists to regulate hunting, and to serve the interests of the hunting community. Salaries of Fish & Wildlife employees are paid for via the sale of hunting licenses and their existence is contingent on killing animals. Could New Jersey�s rapid decrease in the popularity of hunting have the Division eager for increased revenue? They are very active in recruiting new hunters, even encouraging children as young as ten years old to hunt. And black bears, our largest land mammal, is clearly in the center of their crosshairs.
Posted on: Fri, 02 Aug 2013 14:41:01 +0000

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