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Please take the time to report this to the 'Cougar Network' at the following link; http://www.easterncougarnet.org/contactus.html or to; Eric Orff Wildlife Biologist N.H. Fish & Game Department Wildlife Division Region 3, Durham, NH 225 Main St. Durham, NH 03824-4732 Tel: 603-271-2461 or...

The problems that led to the pigeon's extinction were the numbers taken and their low reproduction. They only produced one egg during breeding and could rebuild the loss from hunting.

The first sighting was back in 2003; http://www.birdingamerica.com/Ivorybill/ivorybilledwoodpecker.htm Now someone has to just find one of the 'extinct' Passenger Pigeons in some remote corner of the 'dacks.

Eagle, There is a lot of land for something to disappear in that area, and a lot of deer to feed on. I'll check around, perhaps someone else has seen something.

Reading all these posts, with many claiming to having seen something, it occurs to me that we should all carry a camera with us, just an el-cheapo, but something to record some evidence of what we see. A camera and a dollar bill placed next to a track will go a long way in providing some proof...

I am not trying to defend the shooting of the wolf, but, the DEC has said over and over that there are no gray wolves in NY. Coyotes are legal for hunting. This guy probably thought he was taking one heck of a coyote, and until the US F&W intervened, thats what the state told him as well. If...

It is a wolf, confirmed bu US F&W. Canis Lupis http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?category=&storyID=230533&BCCode=&newsdate=3/20/2004

Finally, DEC agrees, just no one knows where it came from http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?category=&storyID=230533&BCCode=&newsdate=3/20/2004

Hi Phil, Have you heard anything regarding that development in Jay? :confused:

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