PETA that’s short for people eating tasty animals Rite????

Side story: Back in the late 80s/early 90s sometime I got the invite to a county humane society monthly meeting. The president of the chapter was interested in having the group learn what type of traps were "out there", what they looked like, and how they functioned. Why not.

As I was removing traps from the packbasket to the display table two women apparently became ill and had to leave the room. They didn't return while I was there.

The meeting went well, emotions were kept in check, and I left feeling like some progress might have been made, who knows. They did, however, make it clear to me that in their opinions, traps were cruel and inhumane.

It was the next summer, or summer after that, I got a phone call from one of the members explaining that she had a woodchuck problem in her barn and asked if Ii would "take care of it." On one condition. That I would not tell anyone what I was doing on her property.

I said that works, on one other condition. That I be able to come back and trap the drainage ditches on the property for mink, 'coon and muskrat in November. And my lips would be sealed.

The deal was struck and I trapped that property for many years afterwards.

And I kept those woodchucks in check too.

When they are naked and doing what they do,,,,,
I try to keep others away so I have the opportunity to engage in conversation...

Their president, Ingrid Newkirk once stated it was immoral to take honey from bees or milk from cows.
I've never been a dairy farmer, but know if you never milked a cow, they can get different types of mammary infections.