16-10-2020 13:30 via sltrib.com

Letter: Vote no on Amendment E

Constitutional Amendment E on the ballot seems innocuous enough, protecting traditional methods of hunting and fishing, and regulating it only to promote good wildlife management. But then it includes this zinger: “Public hunting and fishing shall be the preferred means of managing and controlling wildlife.”Huh? So if we have too many wild horses, we have to shoot them? If there are too many bighorn sheep in an area, we’re going to shoot them? We can’t capture and transpl
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