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Protect the Future of our Migrating Herds

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GARRY EVANS
6 years ago

RAWLINS WY 82301

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beverly boynton
6 years ago

Wyoming Outdoor Council has nailed the importance of protecting migration routes of Wyoming's ungulates. I strongly urge you to follow their recommendations--i can't imagine you won't, so thank you for doing so.

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Margi Schroth
6 years ago

Thank you, Governor Gordon, for being pro-active by creating an order that will protect this valuable Wyoming asset. Our wildlife represents an important treasure in our state and greatly adds to the value of the second most important Wyoming industry -- tourism. Travellers provide the state government with more than $2 billion in annual revenues and directly employ 12% of the labor force. Thank you for seeing that value with your proposed directive, Sir.

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Barbara Locke
6 years ago

I’m a native of WY and support protecting our migrating species of a all kinds.

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Margaret Kirlin
6 years ago

Please protect the wild animals that are part of Wyoming’s natural beauty and history.

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Nick Fuzessery
6 years ago

Gov. Gordon -- I'm finally optimistic about having a balanced approach to maintaining what is important to Wyoming. Glad that you're acting on the results of the excellent research that's been conducted on migration corridors. Good to have you in office.

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Brett Wadsworth
6 years ago

Our big game species in Wyoming are a treasure that we must protect. Migration corridors are clearly a major concern for sustainment of our Wyoming outdoors.

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ALEXANDER MUROMCEW
6 years ago

Dear Governor, We and future generations of Wyomingites appreciate your efforts to preserve these migration routes and out heritage.

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Ev Diehl
6 years ago

As a native 78 year native, I support these efforts. Thank you.

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Nathaniel Butterfield
6 years ago

I live in Dubois and support these measures.

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Larry W Hazlett
6 years ago

Save Wyoming’s iconic wildlife, please!

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Wayne Lax
6 years ago

Governor Gordon, please protect Wyoming's migrating herds.