Check out this book, Confessions of an Eco-Redneck: Or, How I learned to Gut-Shoot Trout and Save the Wilderness at the Same Time, by Steve Chapple. What would Guha say?
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Did you mean to leave a link that we could follow or should we just look for it on our own?
You know, I've actually found that a lot of people that can be labeled 'Redneck' are actually really into better management of our natural resources, especially pertaining to maintaining healthy animal populations. Most hunters that I know (most of the rednecks I know hunt) are really into preserving habitat for the animals that they hunt, as well as the animals which affect them (which is generally everything). It's a little funny, because 'tree-hugger' and 'redneck' are not generally used synonymously. :D
jaja empecé a reirme cuando vi el titulo de este libro pero si me parece muy intersante, de acuerdo con lo que dijo Reina pienso yo que muchos de los "cuellosrojos" cuidan al medioambiente mejor que muchos. Ellos casan mucha de su propoia comida y cuidan la selvas para que haya lugares para casar.
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