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You know we GritCitizens are devoted fans of the Big Buck Hunter arcade game. But when it comes to warfare with actual animals ...
The hundreds of elk that stamp around yards and chew up fruit trees in the mountain towns near Mount Rainier have given residents fits for years.
But a state proposal to use hunting to reduce conflicts between Lewis County residents and the rhododendron eaters has drawn fire from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, which has hunting rights in the area.
"Elk trampling a garden is not a good reason to doom an entire herd," said Fred Dillon, the tribe’s natural resource policy representative. "These decisions should be based on clear scientific evidence, not public relations."
... I think there's only one fair way to go about it: Arm the elk.
Photo by Peter Haley / Photo "enhancement" by Laura Gentry
Judging by the comment thread on that story, I smell a Pro-elk vs. Anti-elk civil war a-brewin'. Which side are YOU on?
Quick, you have approximately 45 minutes to abandon work or whatever it is you people do and get to TCC:
This fall the Artist & Lecture Series at Tacoma Community College presents comedian and writer Larry Wilmore. Wilmore will speak on campus Oct. 15 at 11:30 a.m. in the Student Center. The event is free and open to the public.
If you go, report back! I'll be stuck in the office on a conference call. My life is just that glamorous.
Sorry for the late notice! And sorry for the lack of posts (again).
It's about time.
I have been a good sport for the past few months, politely watching other sports with my friends. Don't get me wrong, it's great to see the Hawks again. But the massive letdown of the Mariners this year and my decision to forget that Washington State plays football has lead to a boring few months sports wise for me.
Until now.
I am one of the silent minority of die-hard hockey fans. No, I'm not Canadian. And I don't have an accent straight out of Fargo. I just am knowledgeable enough to understand that hockey is the best sport. And it deserves much more attention.
As I settle into my permanent home of Tacoma, ready to don my Calgary Flames sweater and watch hockey, I ask those special few out there: Where is the best place to watch hockey? Is there a restaurant or watering hole out there with people who know the difference between slashing and spearing?
Or am I alone? Am I the only one who watches Versus for something other than hunting and second-rate college football?
