Bigbulls,

My answer is absolutely not. We should maintain any wildlifes chances for existance. I personally have no desire to even take a wolf or any of the animals you listed above I don't know call me crazy but the desire is not there.

I just don't think individual states can go reintroducing animals into a state where it's fully capable of managing their wildlife such as deer or elk without the conflicts of reintroducing wolves or any such animal where they are bound to have major problems. Wolves is not our problem its the anti-hunters and the lazy road hunters that can't fill their tag and meet the DOW quota for the year. Anti's would love to see the hunters out of the woods and the wolves being the equalizer in the elk management tool. What the state needs to get some balls and tell these uneducated anti's that we are going to take elk out of the park and manage the herd the best way we can in today's modern society. Without the wolves. Wolves exist just fine in other areas and states without Colorado for one getting in the mix. All I'm saying really is we can't lose our hunting rights to the anti-hunters and this is one major step for them at least in Colorado. When the wolves come and they will I'll remember the three S rule. Shoot Shovel and Silence.