Deerstalkers condemn deer release
Hunters have joined with other voices in condemning
threats by anti-1080 activists to illegally release deer in
new areas currently free of game animals.
Responding to news of what he called “outrageous” threats to release sika deer in theTaranaki region, NZ Deerstalkers’ Association President Bill O’Leary said the NZDA deplored and condemned “this act of ecoterrorism.”
“We
totally distance ourselves from anyone involved in this
outrage against the environment and sound wildlife
management,” he said. “Apart from being illegal, further
releases of game in new places is totally contrary to the
protection of indigenous biodiversity. We acknowledge that
wild game are already in enough places throughout New
Zealand, and fully support the immediate eradication of any
wild animals illegally released anywhere new, any time.
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