Ban the Wild Baloney Hunt
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To: all who love the great island of Newfoundland.
Most people outside the island of Newfoundland have never heard of the Wild Baloney and if some sort of protection is not put in place soon,the world will never know of its existence. Their numbers grow smaller each year because of over hunting by sportsmen outside the province with full government support. The meat is considered a delicacy and has great aphrodisiac powers when eaten by the male population of Newfoundland. Numerous attempts to breed the Wild Baloney in captivity have been undertaken during the pass decade. Most have failed. Those who have succeeded have generally demonstrated mixed results, and successful birthings have not been consistent. The only documented Wild Baloney births have occurred near a small community on the southwest coast of the island called Cape Ray. The Wild Baloney's seem to thrive there for reasons unknown to Biologists and it's a well guarded secret by the community locals. Plans are during the week of July 20 - 27/2007,all captive bred Wild Baloneys will be released back in the wild. The government is rejecting this idea and the locals want you to sign this petition to let Wild Baloneys flourish in a protected area called the Table Mountains.
Please sign requesting a no hunting ban on Wild Baloneys living on the Table Mountains of Cape Ray.
Most people outside the island of Newfoundland have never heard of the Wild Baloney and if some sort of protection is not put in place soon,the world will never know of its existence. Their numbers grow smaller each year because of over hunting by sportsmen outside the province with full government support. The meat is considered a delicacy and has great aphrodisiac powers when eaten by the male population of Newfoundland. Numerous attempts to breed the Wild Baloney in captivity have been undertaken during the pass decade. Most have failed. Those who have succeeded have generally demonstrated mixed results, and successful birthings have not been consistent. The only documented Wild Baloney births have occurred near a small community on the southwest coast of the island called Cape Ray. The Wild Baloney's seem to thrive there for reasons unknown to Biologists and it's a well guarded secret by the community locals. Plans are during the week of July 20 - 27/2007,all captive bred Wild Baloneys will be released back in the wild. The government is rejecting this idea and the locals want you to sign this petition to let Wild Baloneys flourish in a protected area called the Table Mountains.
Please sign requesting a no hunting ban on Wild Baloneys living on the Table Mountains of Cape Ray.
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Goal
100 signatures
Goal: 1,000
Latest Signatures
24 October 2015
20 October 2015
99.
Ed M
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The baloney is a symbol of Newfoundland, like Screech and the Newfoundland Dog. Please ban the hunt and save our National Symbol
29 September 2015
30 August 2015
19 June 2015
96.
Catherine M
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My Brother did a great service to the wild baloney in writing this story, for all to understand .Thankyou Edward
13 June 2015
7 June 2015
94.
Crowley Frye
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i use to kill them by the score.i wont do it antmore.let them live on the wild moor.but dont let them come in my door.save the dolphin,save the seal,save the baloney on the hill.
21 April 2015
16 March 2015
92.
Sea A
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I agree with banning the hunt of the Wild Baloney. I think I heard it once while hiking and trouting with a few of my friends up on the Table Mountains. It had a very strange mating call, very distinctive I must say. They have some cute little offsprings
8 March 2015
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20 June 2014
84.
Grandma Dunlap
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Yes, ban the hunt, it would be a shame to wipe out the species. What do we substitute for them? I don't know of anything that taste anything close to the wild baloney.
18 June 2014
10 June 2014
29 May 2014
81.
Sealer J
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never set eyes on one of them but i seen big foot several times. actually i played poker with him friday night.
20 May 2014
14 May 2014
79.
Art T
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There has never been a more noble cause for Newfoundalnders. I am calling on all Newfoundlanders to stand up and unite and "Ban The Hunt"
20 February 2014
78.
Souwester Edwards
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I'm just wondering if you have thought of soliciting support for the campaign form our good friend Paul or maybe Bridgette? Maybe Green Peace would also jump at the chance
10 February 2014
77.
Tiger W
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i got one with a 4 iron once.must of been 12o yards away,should of heard that baloney cry.
9 January 2014
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