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To: ManyMoose who wrote (131276)	8/10/2005 1:13:41 PM
From: haqihana	Respond to of 793761

Many, I haven't been to Montana yet, but concede that mountainous terrain can be a problem for both drivers and animals. There is black market ivory around, but the ban has helped a little bit. I believe that those countries should get serious about conservation of some of their animals. A lot of them depend on tourism by people that want to view, and photograph, the wildlife, and if that is lost, the country gets more poverty than it already has. I did drive through Wyoming one time on I-80, and there is some kind of a gap in the Rockies that is like a plateau, with fences on both sides of the highway. As I drove along, I saw several herds of antelopes, and even a few buffalo, running along the fences, but staying off the road. That was a beautiful sight.