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WildEarth Guardians have been very outspoken in opposition to the predator management plan even going so far as to sue CPW for what they believe is a violation of amendment 14 of Colorado constitution (Wilcox 2017). WildEarth Guardians have stated too that if CPW really wanted to help boost Mule deer numbers they should have stopped the 15,000 new oil and gas developments in Mule deer territory (Finley 2016). The WildEarth Guardians have also been concerned that Wildlife Services, a group within the USDA that will be brought in to handle the trapping and other removal of predators, won’t treat the animals ethically
(Wilcox 2017). They’ve stated that what they really want is for CPW to not disregard their citizens’ desires and to treat the local

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