They kept it quiet in Las Vegas. They kept it quiet in Elko. But Nevada Division of Wildlife Director Willie Molini has cost the taxpayers of our state almost $300,000.00 in sexual discrimination suits. This is the same Willie Molini who Wildlife Commission Chairman Mahlon Brown refers to as "one of the best administrators in the West".

It's a privilege that our forefathers fought for. It is one of our most important responsibilities, In addition, it can do something for you personally. You can do your part to make hunting and fishing better using the power to vote.

CLASS ACT IN LAS VEGAS: Tommy and Judy Ford bidding on the IGT Poker machine—against each other! Unbeknownst to Judy, Tommy was in the rear of the room bidding against his wife. Final bid—a whopping $1800.00. This was indeed a class act. And a good time was had by all!

CLASS ACT IN ELKO: Don Wellington of Elko won the door prize, a beautiful coffee table with a quail scene. Showing lots of class, Don donated it back to HUNTER'S ALERT and it brought $600 as an auction item!

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BEST QUOTE FROM LAS VEGAS : "If Iam elected governor, one of my first official duties will be the termination of Willie Molini." Las Vegas Mayor and gubernatorial candidate Jan Jones.

BEST QUOTE FROM ELKO : "We have a slick Willie in Washington and a slick Willie in Nevada. If you elect me governor, I will introduce Willie Molini to a job in the private sector." Assemblyman and gubernatorial candidate Jim Gibbons

ISN'T IT AMAZING!: When Nevada Department of Transportation was exposed in Las Ve...
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How did you like our banquets? From all reports we have received, everyone attending in Elko and Las Vegas had a wonderful time. I want to thank everyone who made these events special. A very special thanks to Billy, Bushey, Steve, and Darlene for without their support we could never have done what we did with so much flair and class! While I'm thanking people, there is one special person who I would like to thank. All sportsmen in the state of Nevada should thank this person for his generou...
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HUNTER'S ALERT has just completed two very successful banquets, one in May in Las Vegas, and our first at Elko in June. The banquet in Las Vegas was supported by many of our original members. It is extremely rewarding to see people like Tommy Ford, Mike Fauci, Hagan Thompson, and many, many more attend our function. These were the people who believed in us from the beginning and are still there to help us achieve our goals. It gives us assurance that with people like this on our side, we can...
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We have had many, many people inquire whether HUNTER'S ALERT has actually asked Governor Miller for Willie Molini's resignation. The answer is yes. Back in December, 1990. But guess what, readers. Governor Miller never replied!

Dear Governor Miller: How long must the sportsmen of Nevada endure the incompetence of the Department of Wildlife director, Will Molini?

states are suing the federal government. Alaska is suing because of loss of natural resources. California and Florida are suing because of the burden of illegal aliens. Why doesn't Nevada sue the federal government for the destruction caused by the wild horses?

You vote, don't act like it's a sporting event and try to pick the favorite. Learn the issues and vote for someone who supports your issues.

ASK YOURSELFl Are you pleased with our government? If you are not, then let's make some changes. Vote for candidates who support your views. This may not be the incumbent.

When Governor Miller took office, Willie Molini's salary was $50,728. Today it is $58,204. His assistant, Terry Crawforth makes $55,801. Ed. note: Willie's raise certainly couldn't have been based on the merit system!

...In 1990, 18% of Nevada Department of Wildlife's budget was spent on non-game. This year it will be 25.82%!

...At one time, New Zealand had so many game animals that there were no seasons, licenses, or limits. WHY? They hadn't hunted them for 40 years and there ...
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HUNTER'S ALERT endorses the following candidates for public office. Our decision was based on the candidates' response to the question: "If elected, what will you do to improve hunting and fishing in the State of Nevada?" Please support these candidates as they understand our concerns and support our issues.

Sincerely, Cecil Fredi, President HUNTERS ALERT

"This is the unedited reality of what coyotes do to sheep or deer. It's no wonder our deer herds are decreasing. The above doe was killed by four coyotes. Her front shoulder was partially eaten and one unborn fawn was eaten." Note the other unborn fawn. Now do you see why we need predator control? Photo courtesy of Craig O'Gorman who has many more like this one! Of course, NDOW administrator Molini says we do not have a predator problem in our state."

About March 20th, 19941 was in the North end of Area 23 hunting for deer and elk drops. I came upon a huge cedar tree with the bark ripped off the trunk and looked under it and saw a large hump with some fur sticking out, I uncovered it and found a full grown coyote just killed by a cougar, the intestines were eaten up and the rest of it was buried under dirt and branches.

For the next few hours I saw at least six different cougar tracks in a twenty mile stretch. This area I was in is the winteri...
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Bishop — Mountain lions are among suspected miscreants in the steady decline of deer numbers, as state wildlife officials in California's Eastern Sierra enter the second year of a comprehensive deer study....

The study began in 1993 with the collaring of 39 deer, but a year later, 18 of the radio-collared muleys had died. Bleich said 11 of those animals were killed by mountain lions, three fell to coyotes, two were legally taken by hunters, one died of winter starvation and another was ...
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Recent highly publicized attacks on humans and domestic animals by mountain lions in California could lead to that state's voters reversing a 1990 initiative that removes mountain lions from management by the state's wildlife agency and sets aside $30 million a year for 30 years for purchasing California wildlife habitat.