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MO: Missouri Supreme Court Shoots Down Captive Deer Hunting Operations
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Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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The state’s highest court bucked Missouri’s captive deer hunting industry Tuesday, saying the state government has a right to regulate the companies in order to control a deadly brain disease affecting the animals. The case involved the owners of hunting preserves who challenged regulations imposed by the Missouri Department of Conservation in 2014 that attempted to crack down on the spread of chronic wasting disease by limiting the importation of deer and elk into the state. |
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PHORTO
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75 deer out of 24,000 over more than a decade does not a crisis make. In fact, it's a statistical nullity.
But the gov't will insist on controlling everything it can get its big nose into. |
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