Biologically, it's time to remove them as an endangered species. From our standpoint, they haven't been endangered since 1999.

Once the prime habitats and sub-prime habitats are filled up, the eagle population tends to suppress itself. There's always going to be a balancing act.

The more we study bald eagles, the better we understand and appreciate how adaptable they are.

It's time for me to Cowboy Up,

It's just time to do that.

We asked the state that the funding be adequate and on time, and they've managed to do that. But we also need the funding to be predictable and sustainable, and we always worry until they establish a formula and commit themselves to supporting it that there are going to be surprises from year to year.