http://www.nrdcactionfund.org/campaigns/wildlife/save-endangered-gray-wolves.html

GASP!!!!


And here I thought that all they ate was porridge....no no no, that's bears that eat porridge...I get confused sometimes

Im just hoping I can get a wolf tag in MT come september

That aerial gunning sure sounds like fun............................are these wack jobs for real?

well i like all the pictures of the wolves on their site. bet wolves look great on the wall too. guess i will find out this october.

That's a little different than the most recent website I found.

http://saveourelk.com/

I have never understood why they would introduce a predator that would deminish the money making game like elk and deer. Politicians generally vote where the $ is, but certainly not in this case.

I would love to have a full body mount of a wolf next to my fireplace! That's where I stand on this issue.

hmm.. I don't get why you would want to kill the wolves. They're good for the hunt! They kill off the weak animals from the herd, and then the ones left over have to get bigger and stronger because of it. If you kill all the wolves, you're not going to get anything good to eat in the future. Your kids will be shooting deer that look like chickens.

LOL.... Your kidding right?

Yesterday I witnessed elk forming a protective herd against wolf attack. I was up at the snow line on my Idaho bear hunt and doing some shed hunting as well. I sat on a great overlook and watched well over 100 elk milling all around a ridgeline and flat platues grazing. They were all scattered about and I was eagerly glassing for bulls to see if they had dropped thier antlers. It was about 3 hours before dark, and off in a distant canyon beyond the elk I heard the distinct cry of the wolf. It echoed thru the canyon and I swear every elk head turned in the direction of the howl. Immediately the elk began to gather in small herds from 10 to 50 strong, and slowly make thier way away from the wolves. I planned to sit until dark as the elk trailed out above my position, hoping to catch a glimpse of thier persuers. Looking behind meI sawdark clouds heading my direction which told me I would not get a chance this night.It was good to see that the elk herded up like that for protection, butI'm suremany will fall to predation. I can not wait for the legal hunts to be available in my hunting area. Until then, I guess I'll just have to fire off some "warning shots"