April 22, 1999 Uncategorized Post a Comment

Demonstrators against snaring feral pigs

Maui News
By BRIAN PERRY

KAHULUI -- More than 100 people, most of them hunters, lined Hana Highway Wednesday to protest the use of unattended neck snares by private companies and government agencies to kill wild pigs in watershed areas.

They say the method of controlling the feral pig population is inhumane because of the length and amount of suffering endured by the animals."

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Related posts:

  1. New law prohibits having or releasing feral deer in Hawaii
  2. Big Island group aims to curtail feral rabbit population
  3. USDA announces second round of funding for feral swine program
  4. Distribution and extirpation of pigs in Pacific Islands: a case study from Palau
  5. A comment on the use of unattended steel snares as a method of animal control.
  6. Final Environmental Assessment for a Fence Project to Protect The East Maui Watershed

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