The advocates continue to lie about the reversibility of their favorite pesticide, evident in the public comments for the Stone Cabin EA. Refer to item 20 in Appendix K of the final planning documents.
The trend chart for the Maryland side of Assateague Island tells a different story.
If PZP was reversible, and the sperm-blocking theory was true, the herd should have quadrupled in the ten years since the darting program was shut off.
The chart shows little if any growth.
The Salt River and Virginia Range herds are following the same trajectory, with the only difference being the darting programs haven’t been shut off.
If the advocates were honest, they’d tell you they’re sterilizing the mares, destroying the breeding populations and ending genetic mixing.
How much more evidence do you need that they’re not playing for the home team?
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