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@@@ The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife claims that we have a problem with bears in our state. I contend that they are the ones who created this problem by allowing artificial feeding.

Yellowstone National Park was well known for their bear problem. They now have closed their open garbage pits, installed bear-proof garbage cans, and stopped allowing people to feed the bears. They no longer have a problem. In fact, you can consider yourself lucky if you see a bear in Yellowstone today.

The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife also claim that they need the cruel techniques of baiting, trapping and hounding to control the bear population. This is not true. Once artificial feeding is stopped, the bear population will settle back down to levels that nature can support. Any bears that become a danger to the public can be captured in large drums. This is a tried and true technique, which has been used for years. It is both efficient and does not harm the animal.

Furthermore, it astounds me that the Sportsman s Alliance of Maine would support the clearly unsportsmanlike techniques of baiting, trapping and hounding. Once you start feeding an animal, don t you take the wild out of them and turn them into a pet? How much respect can be endowed on someone who shoots their pet? How can you respect someone who shoots an animal that is chained to a tree via a leg trap? Where is the skill in killing an animal that has been cornered or treed by a pack of vicious dogs?

Return our bear population back to natural levels, and bring respect back to hunting in Maine. Vote yes on 1.

Anne McGehee

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-The Double Robot interacts with passengers through an iPad head connected to the rolling device that's dressed in a customer service polo shirt. The robot costs $2,500 and is made by Double Robotics.<br>
+The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife claims that we have a problem with bears in our state. I contend that they are the ones who created this problem by allowing artificial feeding.
-"Great customer service comes in many forms," Mario Rodriguez, executive director for the Indianapolis Airport Authority, said in a news release. "The Double Robot adds a cutting-edge tool that our staff can use to extened the award-winning service that consistently makes IND the number one airport for service quality in all of North America."<br>
+Yellowstone National Park was well known for their bear problem. They now have closed their open garbage pits, installed bear-proof garbage cans, and stopped allowing people to feed the bears. They no longer have a problem. In fact, you can consider yourself lucky if you see a bear in Yellowstone today.
-A guest services agent drives the robot remotely through the airport. The agent appears on the tablet screen so customers still are interacting with a human being. A camera lens on the iPad allows the robot driver to have a wide view of its surroundings.<br>
+The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife also claim that they need the cruel techniques of baiting, trapping and hounding to control the bear population. This is not true. Once artificial feeding is stopped, the bear population will settle back down to levels that nature can support. Any bears that become a danger to the public can be captured in large drums. This is a tried and true technique, which has been used for years. It is both efficient and does not harm the animal.
-The robot received mixed-reactions from airport guests. Some mistook the robot for a simple greeter and others thought it was a new airport security device, according to the Star. It will work the guest services desk area when the counter is not staffed outside normal hours.<br>
+Furthermore, it astounds me that the Sportsman s Alliance of Maine would support the clearly unsportsmanlike techniques of baiting, trapping and hounding. Once you start feeding an animal, don t you take the wild out of them and turn them into a pet? How much respect can be endowed on someone who shoots their pet? How can you respect someone who shoots an animal that is chained to a tree via a leg trap? Where is the skill in killing an animal that has been cornered or treed by a pack of vicious dogs?
-"We've experimented with it at the gates and other places," airport spokesman Carlo Bertolini . "It seems especially useful to people who want to know where to catch taxis or shuttle busses."<br>
+Return our bear population back to natural levels, and bring respect back to hunting in Maine. Vote yes on 1.
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