Date: 6/9/26 7:31 am From: Louise via Tweeters <tweeters...> Subject: Re: [Tweeters] What’s at Steak: “Sandhill Crane Is the 'Ribeye of the Sky' - Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine”
Thanks for the story, Dan. I'm not a hunter either, but I'm aware of the
work that Ducks Unlimited do to preserve habitat, with the aim of ensuring
hunting is available and sustainable. There could certainly be an argument
for treating sandhill cranes the same as other edible bird species. As
always it depends on whether hunters will abide by the rules and stick to
the limits (and whether the government is setting and evaluating those
limits in a scientific manner), which isn't the case in every instance.
Louise Rutter
Kirkland
On Mon, Jun 8, 2026 at 11:44 PM Dan Reiff via Tweeters <
<tweeters...> wrote:
> Hello tweeters,
> I’m not a hunter.
> Today, I read an article in Canadian geographic that included “fat polar
> bears and ribeyes in the sky”.
> It discussed recent conversations regarding opening a limited hunting
> season for this bird species.
> Totally unexpected read.
>
> I have Apple news Plus, which is by paid subscription. So, I did not send
> the link because you would not be able to open it.
> I found this older article that covers some of the same ground, but from a
> hunter’s perspective.
> The last lines were interesting.
> Dan Reiff
>
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> https://tpwmagazine.com/hunting/ribeye-of-the-sky/ >
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