are rio grande endangered?

[backwoodsboy]

just wondering because if they are i can do a paper in school on them , and that would be a kewl topic compared to something else, id like to represent this paper from a hunters perspective not from the typical animal rights "save this species" perspective(wich every girl in my class seems to be to hell bent on) they dont get hunting is a neccisary part of game management, theyll never learn. i love relating the outdoors to school makes it more interesting.
thanks

[wijim]

just wondering because if they are i can do a paper in school on them , and that would be a kewl topic compared to something else, id like to represent this paper from a hunters perspective not from the typical animal rights "save this species" perspective(wich every girl in my class seems to be to hell bent on) they dont get hunting is a neccisary part of game management, theyll never learn. i love relating the outdoors to school makes it more interesting.
thanks

the only endangered ones are the ones with their head just immediately above a bead.

[dawei]

just wondering because if they are i can do a paper in school on them , and that would be a kewl topic compared to something else, id like to represent this paper from a hunters perspective not from the typical animal rights "save this species" perspective(wich every girl in my class seems to be to hell bent on) they dont get hunting is a neccisary part of game management, theyll never learn. i love relating the outdoors to school makes it more interesting.
thanks

To the best of my knowledge Rio populations are very viable. What you could do however is research the Goulds Turkey in AZ & NM. Apparently they are struggling. Hope this helps.