General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Shooting In National Parks - NSW	19-Feb-2013 At 7:39:34 PM	salty crag
Message
Agree with the recreational V pro shooters. I live in the country and know a lot of avid shooters/hunters. They are not the least bit interested in culling ferals (animals, not so sure about climbers and greenies). Most target trophy kills and avoid shooting 'breeding' stock to ensure consistent supply. Allowing amateur shooters into NP's to cull ferals is a wank, it's just redneck pollies looking after their own. While on this topic I often see deer whilst traipsing around the vic range climbing and also see the damage they do. Why do Parks Vic allow these critters to not only survive but thrive?

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