DANGEROUS TO PEOPLE: This…

DANGEROUS TO PEOPLE: This practice directly increases the risk of human exposure to serious diseases such as Tularaemia, Leptospirosis, Baylisascaris and Echinococcus to name a few. The recent pandemic was a great example of how smearing bodily fluids around from wildlife is a good way to get new diseases new jump species. This is practice is archaic and qualifies as animal cruelty, to both the wildlife and canines. It’s barbaric, disgusting practice that needs to be extinguished, and the overwhelming majority of Canadians do not support. To say you want to condone animal cruelty to avoid it from being done in private is asinine, truly. Pedophilia is done in private, should we open a kiddy massage parlour to make it easier for them? Maybe an enclosure for murderers to rip innocent children to shreds with their bare teeth, just in case they want do it in private? Although putting more effort into ENFORCING animal cruelty laws might be more difficult, it’s the right thing to do. If anyone there is good at their jobs the guilty communities or people should already be on the radar. How excited they must be about their fancy new blood splattered clubhouse, courtesy of my tax dollars! Let’s return to safer, more humane hunting practices, and sanitary handling and dressing of carcasses. You know, common sense.