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Cattle Grazing on Former Klamath River Lakebed Raises Environmental Concerns

The Open Range cattle have been enjoying the RES plantings.

Monday Aug. 26th, 2024, Today, 7-head of cattle were busy munching at Camp Creek.

A band of black angus cattle has been enjoying the plantings by Resource Environmental Solutions in the lakebed sediments of the former Iron Gate Lake at Camp Creek.

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Heifer 89 at Camp Creek along Copco Road

At least four lactating heifers and two yearling calves, for a total of six cows, have been…

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  • What the he’ll made you think that this Newsom bureaucracy would “actually” keep their word?! You sold out your town, and know you don’t know what the hell to do, you should be scared to death, because YES, those toxins are absolutely going get into the wild animals and cattle, it was the ORIGINAL PLAN FOR THAT TO HAPPEN! You have signed over the lives and buisness of your people up there and for what, MONEY, mayor or council seats, idiots!

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