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JANUARY 2006 Update: A superior court judge has ruled that Alaska has violated its own regulations and the aerial shooting of the wolves in Alaska has been halted. However, in an "emergency" meeting, it appears the officials are trying to get in reinstituted. Please go to Friends of Animals website for current news.
Please visit us and sign a Post Card ....
the aerial shooting has been going on for
three years now, despite growing
evidence from experts in the field that this is NOT a viable solution. However, to put it bluntly, the governor of Alaska
does not give a rat's ass about any "outsider" opinion, and the plain fact is that the people of Alaska voted him back
in. I am sure if you are reading this, you are probably environmentally conscious and already know that
they are trying to pass drilling for oil in the Wildlife Refuge up there after gas prices rose to the point that the American
Consumer will be manipulated into selling their grandmother down the river ........
DIRECTIONS:
From Asheville
or from Hickory area (several
options:
(1) I-40 to exit 86
and come north towards Marion.
Go north on Hwy 221, thru the outskirts of Marion (Hwy 221 and 226 join) turn
left onto Hwy 226 towards Spruce Pine,
taking another right to keep
on 226N (DON't take 226A). Come up the mountain, and at the
top, turn Right keeping on 226 North. Come
up about another five miles, then turn
left onto highway 19E. Come up two
stoplights, and turn right onto 226 N
again towards Bakersville.
Drive about another ten to fifteen
minutes and you will be in Bakersville.
At the Texaco/Quick Mart, turn right
onto Maple Avenue and come up to the end
and turn right onto Cane Creek Road.
Come up 3.5 miles on Cane Creek. We are at 3815
Cane Creek Road on the left. You
will see our large white sign saying The
Sanctum, and our own road name, Wolf
Crossing. Turn left and follow the
gravel drive up the hill, and take the
first drive on the right to the Wolf
Compound.
(2) take 240 to the 19/23 north exit towards Weaverville,
Marshall and UNC.. This is now also called I-26
west towards Johnson City, Tn.
Exit 9, turn right onto Hwy 19 towards Burnsville and Spruce Pine. Drive approx. 28 miles. Turn left at the stoplight onto 226 north. Go apprx. 9 miles into Bakersville.
(now follow the above directions).
FROM THE BOONE AREA:
you can cut across
around Newland/Linville on 184 / 221, and take Three Mile Road. It ends on Hwy 19. Turn left and come past Spruce Pine, turning right onto 226 N into Bakersville.
The follow the directions as stated
above.
FROM JOHNSON CITY (TRI-CITIES
area) Tn: Take I-26
towards Asheville. Get off at Exit
23/Unicoi Road and turn left. Go
about .05 miles to the stopsign, and
turn RIGHT onto Hwy 173 east. Go
.06 mile, and turn LEFT onto Hwy 107.
Follow 107 for about 10 miles and it
becomes NC Highway 226. Continue
on Hwy 226 for another 16 miles.
You will come into Bakersville and there
will be a blinking yellow light.
Turn RIGHT at this blinking light onto
Crimson Laurel Way, which is also Hwy
226 going south. Immediately
take a LEFT at the stoplight onto North
Mitchell/Cane Creek Road. (Please
note that there is no street sign at
this intersection...but, there is only
one stoplight in the entire town)
Come up 3.5 miles and you will see out
sign on the left, and our road sign Wolf
Crossing.
If none of the above fit your directional needs, e-mail or call us.
For more information on the aerial
gunning, please go to:
Pressure to stop this.......write or call
Governor Frank Murkowski
P.O. Box 110001
Juneau, AK 99811
(907) 465-3500
Alaska Travel Industry Assoc.
2600 Cordova Street
Suite 201
Anchorage, AK 99503
(907) 929-2842
Alaska State Chamber of Commerce
Juneau Headquarters
217 Second Street
Juneau, AK 99801
(907) 586-2323
Alaska Wilderness Recreation and Tourism Assn
2207 Spenard Road
Suite 201
Anchorage, AK 99503
(907) 258-3171
Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau
524 W. Fourth Ave
Anchorage, AK 99501-2212
(907) 276-4118
Alaska Wildland Adventures
P.O. Box 389
Girdwood, AK 99587
(800) 334-8730
URGE the Sierra Club to STOP THEIR ECO Tours!!!
write Eric Antebi, National Press Secretary
at
and
urge the Alaskan Sierra Club chapter to endorse
the
boycott...
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