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Originally Posted by Mr. Sandman
IMO That GW shark came inshore to feed on these critters. I bet we see a few more in the next couple years.. When the cape and islands experiences a real life Jaws in the next few years....they will determine it is because of the seal population and THEN they will act because it is effecting their wallets. I don't think the folks that act to "protect" some species have a total feel for the entire big picture and what reactions it may have on the local species. I think they mean well, and they like patting each other on the their backs because they think they are saving mankind but most of them are really disconnected from reality.
Seals should not be here in the summer....I only hope is they develop a taste for plover.
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Open season on the cuddly widdle seals will happen right around the same time they allow skeet-plover shooting.
Not only do the people who are trying to protect have no vision, neither do the people trying to allow open season on other critters.