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He can't predict anything look at 1990

from, he drove from Northwest Wisconsin through the prairie provinces of Canada into the Yukon

all the way to the Alaska coast. 10,000 miles of highway. Listen to a bunch of podcasts episodes

and decided he just scold me about attributing a quote to Aldo Leopold that Aldo Leopold

did not say. The quote is ethical behaviors doing the right thing when no one else is watching

even when doing the wrong thing is legal, which I've quoted a thousand times. He says,

Leopold never said such a thing ever. Now he goes down to be real mean to me,

sky's name's Keith. But then you can tell that he had the same problem because I have searched

through the Leopold archives of Madison, Wisconsin while I was writing on a related topic and I found

no such quote anywhere in his writings or speeches. He scoured all of his works, doesn't find those

words. Last year after seeing an anti-hunting group and a pro-hunting group both used that quote

in the same week, attributing it to Leopold, I decided to answer the question once and for all I

contacted an old associate Kurt mine, the world's greatest Leopold authority, a trustee of the

Leopold foundation, a professor of ecology at University of Wisconsin, the author of the definitive

Leopold biography. He doesn't know where that quote came from either. He has read every

quotable word Leopold ever wrote or said. Gosh, I feel like in bugle magazines column,

dude, what is that column called ethics or situation ethics, I believe is the column? Come on,

someone help me out. Nobody else reads bugle. No, no, no, no, I don't want to say that that quote

attributed to all the Leopold is like in the header of that column. I've been reading that son of a

bitching quote for my not my whole life, but a lot of it. I got turned on to the Leopold. I could

tell you the year I got turned on to all the Leopold would have been like 1996. The reason I'm

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