killed a wolf
01-22-2007, 03:42 AM
#31
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Idaho
Posts: 144
RE: killed a wolf
ORIGINAL: RegimentalStalker175
What if I were to tell you hunting predatory animals is most selfish thing a hunter can do, unless they are thining out an over populated species.
What goes around comes around, you don't eat them, why kill them? Just your local tree hugging opinion.
And for your whining about the law: It's legal to hunt lions in Africa, why not go to your local zoo and shoot the first lion you see...You gonna let some geographical line stop you?
What if I were to tell you hunting predatory animals is most selfish thing a hunter can do, unless they are thining out an over populated species.
What goes around comes around, you don't eat them, why kill them? Just your local tree hugging opinion.
And for your whining about the law: It's legal to hunt lions in Africa, why not go to your local zoo and shoot the first lion you see...You gonna let some geographical line stop you?
well we don't have wolves running around idaho causing problems thats why!
besides i dont think you will find many people that eat the spider they stepped on or the mouse they caught in there house. you killed that so you eat it if you want, but i'll pass.
SSS
01-22-2007, 07:30 AM
#33
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 1,061
RE: killed a wolf
Nice dog!You guys have some of the best coyotes in the country.Im jealous.
ORIGINAL: jhtrapper
Well here is a pic of a yote I shot last week.....I use the fur if you need a reason
.......although you shouldn't, just being able/getting to hunt no matter what it is you are hunting is a good anough reason to go hunting even if unsuccesful. As for the "geographical line stopping you" THE BARS WILL STOP ME! and the guys with badges. Now seeing how the yellowstone park boundery(geographical line) didn't stop the wolves from leaving which accomplished the plan of "making yellowstone what it once was" but also changing other areas of the US(ex. a wolf from the yellowstone project was found dead on a railroad track in Utah) which shows how far they can and will spread. Bottom line we need to Control them, NOT ELIMINATE them, and with the govs slow reaction time to this growing problem people are starting to take things into their own hands. What I think they should do is set up a quta system in which every area has its own limit and everyone can buy a tag and the season closes when the quta is met...just like the mt. hunt here with mandatory reporting after a kill, just my 2 cents.
ORIGINAL: RegimentalStalker175
What if I were to tell you hunting predatory animals is most selfish thing a hunter can do, unless they are thining out an over populated species.
What goes around comes around, you don't eat them, why kill them?
And for your whining about the law: It's legal to hunt lions in Africa, why not go to your local zoo and shoot the first lion you see...You gonna let some geographical line stop you?
What if I were to tell you hunting predatory animals is most selfish thing a hunter can do, unless they are thining out an over populated species.
What goes around comes around, you don't eat them, why kill them?
And for your whining about the law: It's legal to hunt lions in Africa, why not go to your local zoo and shoot the first lion you see...You gonna let some geographical line stop you?
.......although you shouldn't, just being able/getting to hunt no matter what it is you are hunting is a good anough reason to go hunting even if unsuccesful. As for the "geographical line stopping you" THE BARS WILL STOP ME! and the guys with badges. Now seeing how the yellowstone park boundery(geographical line) didn't stop the wolves from leaving which accomplished the plan of "making yellowstone what it once was" but also changing other areas of the US(ex. a wolf from the yellowstone project was found dead on a railroad track in Utah) which shows how far they can and will spread. Bottom line we need to Control them, NOT ELIMINATE them, and with the govs slow reaction time to this growing problem people are starting to take things into their own hands. What I think they should do is set up a quta system in which every area has its own limit and everyone can buy a tag and the season closes when the quta is met...just like the mt. hunt here with mandatory reporting after a kill, just my 2 cents.
01-22-2007, 03:38 PM
#35
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location:
Posts: 833
RE: killed a wolf
I would say if you are going to shoot wolves you should should use the hide..Not just let it rot.This allso gose for the DNR they just shoot the yotes from plains and leave them lay.[:'(]
You will be hard pressed to find any on the sight that have not broke many laws in there days.Some many some few but all some.Most the time you find people that say they never have boken a law are the ones that break the most
charles bradford
You will be hard pressed to find any on the sight that have not broke many laws in there days.Some many some few but all some.Most the time you find people that say they never have boken a law are the ones that break the most
charles bradford
01-22-2007, 04:22 PM
#36
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location:
Posts: 2,555
RE: killed a wolf
Most the time you find people that say they never have boken a law are the ones that break the most
