USDA Wildlife Service Cyanide Bomb Kills Dog and Injures Boy

[lowprone]

They spend hundreds of thousands for aircraft to hunt coyotes from air, hundreds more for hangers and maintenance,
and resort to this great freaking idea.

[Sensei]

What's even worse, coyotes are part of the problem; they are a solution...

http://journals.lww.com/em-news/Full...inivans.8.aspx

[Averageman]

What's even worse, coyotes are part of the problem; they are a solution...

http://journals.lww.com/em-news/Full...inivans.8.aspx

And that link Good Sir was truly, truly EPIC !

[Mr. Goodtimes]

This is absolutely ****ing retarded. The genius behind this brilliant plan needs to go to jail. This is unacceptable.


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[Sensei]

And that link Good Sir was truly, truly EPIC !

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Anyway, if you liked that one, then check out this from him: http://edwinleap.com/missionary-to-emergistan/

[Buckaroo]

We just moved into Pocatello, ID and purchased acreage that backs up to USFS land. I am watching this pretty closely to see what changes come from this rather high profile event.
Reminds me of the Colorado mine waste water debacle.

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[usmcvet]

Edwin is a colleague of mine and a very talented doctor and writer. His contributions to our literature largely focus on the human condition. He once wrote an article describing why emergency docs are avid shooters, and went on to describe the types of weapons typically found in our homes (SBR in the bedroom, Glock 19s in most rooms, etc.). You probably felt the earth move a little as 10,000 pediatrician's heads simultaneously exploded the day it was published. Seriously, people were calling for his job.

Anyway, if you liked that one, then check out this from him: http://edwinleap.com/missionary-to-emergistan/

Thanks for sharing http://edwinleap.com/missionary-to-emergistan/ it was a great article. I've been a cop since 1992. I've spent many hours in the ER with folks I've arrested or taken in for mental health screening. I love the folks who run the ER. They're good people. The system is messed up.

[Dienekes]

"Anyway, if you liked that one, then check out this from him: http://edwinleap.com/missionary-to-emergista"

Wow.

[jpmuscle]

See, stuff like this only reaffirms my hatred of humanity.


Should have voted for the giant meteor...

[SteyrAUG]

Now, this shit is about as stupid as an acre of fungus.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/03/21...aker-says.html

The US Wildlife Service has planted a bunch of the chemical IEDs around populated areas frequented by children and pets. In this case there was no signs, no warning - just a bang and the kid and dog were covered in cyanide. Multiple dogs have been killed. Better yet, it appears that some were planted on private property without the owner's knowledge.

Could someone please post the name, address, and picture of the person who thought this was a good idea.

So if a private individual left cyanide bombs around, wouldn't that be terrorism? Can you imagine if these same devices were deployed on the southern border? But by all means go ahead and put them where regular folks can trip across them.

If you want to knock down the coyote population issue free hunting permits.