bullets kill California Condors, via lead poisoning. That’s why we should hope that more hunting groups follow the Tejon Ranch Company’s lead in discontinuing the use of lead ammunition on their land.
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Love the title!! So hard to believe that things like this is still happening here! Thanks for keeping us informed!