NRA looks to join lawsuit on delisting

[Gunco]

The National Rifle Association is asking a federal court judge to allow the group to join a lawsuit regarding the removal of wolves from the list of animals protected under the Endangered Species Act in Montana and Idaho.In documents filed late Friday, Chris Cox, an NRA executive director, said their members hunt in states where wolves are now present and "have experienced anger and frustration during times when their state wildlife management authorities were powerless to take necessary action to control their states' problem wolves."

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While it sounds great to wolf-lovers & tree-huggers to have wolves listed as endangered species, only a fruitcake would want to be anywhere near wolves. Almost all (or all) wolves carry brainworms that are contagious to humans and are always fatal. The worm eggs are in the wolf's feces. The feces is deposited on the ground, dries out (or sublimes in arctic areas) and turns into a white powdery cake. The wind carries the eggs attached to minute specs of dried feces which are breathed in by any mamal in the area. Worm eggs hatch in lungs, enter circulatory system and lodge in brain capillaries. This is why wildlife researchers wear gasmasks when passing thru wolf habitat.