I’ve said this from the very beginning and I’ll say it again. The law has no merit, is not supported by any data and is without a shadow of a doubt, prejudice. With that in mind, we have a case where we can file a lawsuit against the state and/or TPW for enacting such a law. This can be expanded upon over and over again, for example, as I understand it, there are public lands available and used for other hunting, yet not available for collecting herps of any kind. That is one example and I’m sure there are others. The problem is securing the funds to retain a lawyer to make such a fight. If they could be paid out of a settlement from the state/TPW then maybe, but I’m not sure a settlement would be available, that’s for the lawyers to figure out. All I know is that we do have a case where what we do and who we are is extremely misrepresented, particularly by those that are prejudice against us. And because of those people a law has been passed that should not have.



Pull together, get the funding and sue them. Nothing speaks louder than a fat lawsuit.


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Brad Alexander



FullSpectrumHerps.com

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