[quote]ORIGINAL: bowtechchick
They act like the eco system is great now that the wolves have taken out a few Elk and the singing birds are back in the park.
Yes, the increased biodiversity supports more wildlife now.
The wolf population is notonly a 150 in YNP, they should read the latest that thier are over 500 wolves living in and around the park.
Yes, in 4 or 5 states.
Wolves kill for sport, they will take down a pregnant cow and eat only the fetus and leave the carcuss. If the wolves are not a problem, then why is Fish & Game trapping wolves in the south fork (flathead Valley) during the archery season and relocating?
uuuhhhh, ..... relocating because they killed a domestic cow ... on federal land? Federally protected wolves cannot be killed, only relocated. In Wisconsin we have over 500+ wolves in just the northern 1/3 of of the state. The state DNR was reciently allowed to shoot problem wolves. It always bothered me to hear people out west whine about 500 wolves in a area that covers parts of 5 states ...... When in northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, there are now about 3,000 wolves.
Lets all protect our wildlife and farm animalsfrom the wolves.
uuhhh, ..... wolves are wildlife too.