I would. But there is no reason it has to be. They hunt in the Grand Teton National Park. It does not stop anything from going on there. Hunting can be eliminated under that status, as well. It is not an issue between hunting and mining. Our issues of protection are not all that different.
Discussing hunting and mining regulations in Grand Teton National Park.
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