Save Bob!
Mooses International reported on the story of Bob the Moose Head last week. After being in the family for more than 20 years, a Canadian man sold him on eBay. But Bob was detained by U.S. Customs on his way to St. Louis. Bob is currently in custody of the Canadian Ministry of Natural Resources as an unlicensed pelt. And his former owner, Ken Procyk, faces fines and charges for storage.
Moosehead Beer and the Toronto Sun have taken up his case.
Read more about this bizarre case. And then Sign the Petition to Free Bob! Moosehead Beer has it’s own Free Bob page.
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March 6th, 2007 @ 9:42 am
Save BOB! Pleaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeee! He’s man new best friend! Bob 4 ever
May 14th, 2007 @ 7:05 pm
Nothing surprises me when it comes to the antics of the MNR.
Just built a new resort. Liquidated everything I owned to do it. During construction I applied for a shoreline permit for improvements. MNR gave us the go ahead saying “no permit required”. Just before we opened in summer of 2005, we got charged with doing shoreline work “without a permit” and a Stop Work Order was issued.
It’s been a two year court battle that no one could possibly afford. It has effectively destroyed the business given that swimming and playing at the waterfront is what a resort is usually popular for. We have an eyesore…who wants that!
To boot - there is a canal where the lake flows through with beaver dams and now sand (someone put sand on their beach front and it washed away…no chages laid there though..) so only 4″ of water flows over it. Remote area here and local people used to clear it out each year UNTIL the infamous MNR said - no can do - so now the end of the lake is getting all silty, water levels rise (never did before) and this certainly doesn’t help the fish spawn. If this keeps up it will go from being a No. 1 Lake to a Dead Lake. So much for protecting the environment.
Good Luck Bob!
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