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We experienced the death of approximately 365,000 of these birds in 2019 because they were intentionally killed by agents of the Department of Agriculture. We did it, our government. Read on to learn why. 

Oh yippee. This year’s report on the slaughter or kidnapping of wildlife by the Wildlife Services branch of the Department of Agriculture, aka the “Gopher Chokers.” This agency is essentially nothing but the hired guns for ranchers and farmers, and for years if not decades have ignored demands for accountability from the Congress or from the American public.

Consider reading up on this agency from its own website. They have a chart and that chart tells us how many animals they have relocated or killed, in what states, and so on. Here’s the link.

I’ll extract a bit from the press release from the Center for Biological Diversity. Within that extract, you’ll get some data about deaths. I used bold font on the data, but I don’t know if the font will carry over onto the device you’re using. 

The arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture known as Wildlife Services killed approximately 1.2 million native animals in 2019, according to new data released by the program this week.

The multimillion-dollar federal wildlife-killing program targets wolves, coyotes, cougars, birds and other wild animals for destruction, primarily to benefit the agriculture industry in states like Texas, Colorado and Idaho. Of the 2.2 million animals killed last year, approximately 1.2 million were native wildlife species.

“Year after year Wildlife Services continues to needlessly kill wildlife, even though effective tools exist to prevent most conflicts,” said Collette Adkins, carnivore conservation director at the Center for Biological Diversity. “The scientific consensus is that killing carnivores like coyotes to benefit the livestock industry just leads to more conflicts and more killing. This taxpayer-funded slaughter needs to stop.”

According to the latest report, the federal program last year intentionally killed 301 gray wolves; 61,882 adult coyotes, plus an unknown number of coyote pups in 251 destroyed dens; 364,734 red-winged blackbirds; 393 black bears; 300 mountain lions; 777 bobcats; 124 river otters plus 489 killed “unintentionally”; 2,447 foxes, plus an unknown number of red fox pups in 94 dens; and 24,543 beavers.

The program also killed 14,098 prairie dogs outright, as well as an unknown number killed in more than 35,226 burrows that were destroyed or fumigated. These figures almost certainly underestimate the actual number of animals killed, as program insiders have revealed that Wildlife Services kills many more animals than it reports.

According to the new data, the wildlife-killing program unintentionally killed more than 2,624 animals in 2019, including bears, bobcats, mountain lions, a wolf, foxes, muskrats, otters, porcupines, raccoons and turtles. Its killing of non-target birds included ducks, eagles, swallows, herons and turkeys.

Dozens of domestic animals, including pets and livestock, were also killed or caught. Such data reveals the indiscriminate nature of leghold traps, snares, poisons and other methods used by federal agents.

Last year Wildlife Services poisoned nearly 8,200 animals using M-44 cyanide bombs. Of these deaths 209 were unintentional, including those of a black bear, two dogs and dozens of foxes. Its use of M-44s has increased since 2018, when the program used M-44s to kill 6,579 animals.

The figure I look at every year is the number of red-winged blackbirds they killed. In 2019, the number was 364,734. Why? Because the farmers who grow sunflowers for sunflower seeds and sunflower seed oil don’t like the idea of blackbirds snacking on their crop. That always pisses me off. The farmers, most of whom I’m sure are big corporate enterprises and not the farmers we think of (such as Auntie Em and her family in Wizard of Oz), should simply take the losses as the cost of doing business. I’ve noticed a decline in the number of red-winged blackbirds when I visit the prairies in Illinois. And I know why the numbers are declining.

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Hi friends!

I’m in Boston this weekend for FanExpo. I’m in the Artist Alley at table A908 with tons of prints and some stickers. Drop by and say hi!

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⚡My print shop is almost ready⚡ Thank you all so much for your patience with me!!

Meanwhile, if you’re in the Boston area this weekend, come drop by FanExpo and hang out with me! I’ll be in the Artist Alley Table A908 with all of these prints and more!