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Monday, May 13, 2013
Texas to be dropped from Mexican Grey Wolf habitat; Expansion in NM & Az.
The USFWS will publish a new rule this week that drops west Texas from consideration and expands the areas for New Mexico and Arizona. Below is a copy of USFWS' summary of the new rule.
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Putting west Texas on the wolf map kind of back-fired on the Evil Empire. Too bad NM and AZ doesn't have the same effect on the trolls.
To many bleeding-heart liberals in metropolitan centers that have the time to participate......either they are retired or are young college students. They are takers and not makers.
2 comments:
Putting west Texas on the wolf map kind of back-fired on the Evil Empire. Too bad NM and AZ doesn't have the same effect on the trolls.
To many bleeding-heart liberals in metropolitan centers that have the time to participate......either they are retired or are young college students.
They are takers and not makers.
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