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“The last word in ignorance is the man who says of an animal or plant: 'What good is it?”
― Aldo Leopold

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“Eventually, I started to cringe at the elitism that was often paired with punk and the like. A movement that professed inclusiveness seemed to actually be highly exclusive, as alienating and ungraspable as many of the clubs and institutions that drove us to the fringes in the first place. One set of rules had simply been replaced by new ones, and they were just as difficult to follow.”
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“Barring love I'll take my life in large doses alone--rivers, forests, fish, grouse, mountains. Dogs.”
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“A sonic boom crushes a baby mink's skull. We know that. Isn't it enough?”
― Jim Harrison, Wolf False Memoir

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“Flesh is a reasonably good fertilizer, or even better, predator food. A family of coyotes would live off the carcass for a few days. Then the grass and ferns would grow up through the skeleton until the porcupines had gnawed it away for its salt content.”
― Jim Harrison, Wolf False Memoir

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