The unnamed Courier editor hopes another cat moves into the vacated territory, lives long and prospers. He gets a cookie today.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Editorial: Lion had a long life in 'big city'
So it appears I was wrong -- not one comment about the risk of the lion living in neighborhoods. Instead we see more criticism of Game and Fish for killing big predators around people, even this one, which was apparently already maimed beyond saving. I'm a little confused by those commenters who would have liked to see the bear caught, relocated and released so that amateur hunters would have a shot at it. Like stocking a fish pond, I guess. Brrr, it's weird out there sometimes.
The unnamed Courier editor hopes another cat moves into the vacated territory, lives long and prospers. He gets a cookie today.
The unnamed Courier editor hopes another cat moves into the vacated territory, lives long and prospers. He gets a cookie today.
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