Why did people hate the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge?

Ridiculous History

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History, Society & Culture

4.3 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2018

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Nowadays most people are fans of national parks, but this wasn't always the case. Join the guys as they delve into the strange 'birds vs. babies' conflict over Lake Malheur.

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0:00.0	Now a days here in the States, national parks are national perks, or at least they're
0:28.5	considered that way.
0:29.9	Do you like how that rhyme, no?
0:31.1	Yeah, like perks like, like they're good.
0:35.0	Yes, P-E-R-K-S. That's the wordplay.
0:38.3	Yes.
0:39.3	Is there a different perks?
0:40.3	I'm sorry.
0:41.3	I need some coffee to get the perk up because I'm kind of fading right now.
0:45.4	Oh, and you're banned, by the way.
0:46.7	Yes.
0:47.7	The rumors are true of fellow ridiculous historians.
0:51.8	We hope you have found the podcast you were looking for with our super producer, Casey
0:57.8	Pegrum.
1:00.0	And most importantly, with you, specifically you, we have formed ridiculous history.
1:06.2	Today's episode is about something that I think the three of us are all pretty big fans
1:11.3	of national parks.
1:12.3	Yeah, they're cool.
1:13.3	They're so cool.
1:15.3	National splendor in the grass or the mountain, the stream.
1:20.8	Purple mountains, majesty.
1:22.0	All that stuff.
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