Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
12-15-2004, 09:46 AM
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Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
A link to a good article about the reintroduction of wolves to yellowstone :
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/Dye...=328495&page=1
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/Dye...=328495&page=1
12-15-2004, 06:51 PM
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RE: Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
Thanks. I am waiting for issuance of wolf tags. They are ruining the West. We spent a century getting rid of these varmints, and now they have let them come back.
Montana, Idaho and Wyoming submitted wolf management plans that were very similar to each other - let the Park have 'em. When the wolves come off the Park - we shoot 'em. Good plan.
Needless to say it was turned down and court battles will be starting.
What a gold mine for the anti's. I un-joined the Elk Foundation because they will not take an anti-wolf stance. This is an anti-hunting initiative - a very brilliant one - that we need to fight. As I said in another thread - do not fear the anti's, but you cannot ignore them, either.
Montana, Idaho and Wyoming submitted wolf management plans that were very similar to each other - let the Park have 'em. When the wolves come off the Park - we shoot 'em. Good plan.
Needless to say it was turned down and court battles will be starting.
What a gold mine for the anti's. I un-joined the Elk Foundation because they will not take an anti-wolf stance. This is an anti-hunting initiative - a very brilliant one - that we need to fight. As I said in another thread - do not fear the anti's, but you cannot ignore them, either.
12-16-2004, 02:01 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
There is a very good twist to the re-introduction theory also. The tree- huggers and the beaurocrats in Washington should be held accountable for the extinction of a species. I am not for the wolf re-intoduction for variuos reasons, however they really screwed this one up. Idaho has always had a small population of grey wolves living in the more remote areas. Thanks to the infiltration of timber wolves into the native population of grey wolves. The original species that once roamed our woods, will now be bread out of existance. Lets give Washington DC and the do gooders a big round of applause.
12-16-2004, 08:46 AM
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RE: Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
ORIGINAL: jones123
Thanks. I am waiting for issuance of wolf tags. They are ruining the West. We spent a century getting rid of these varmints, and now they have let them come back.
Thanks. I am waiting for issuance of wolf tags. They are ruining the West. We spent a century getting rid of these varmints, and now they have let them come back.
12-16-2004, 07:32 PM
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RE: Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
I think if it will fit on the bqq, and in season, shoot it. But if there is something out there that will mess up my hunting season, empty both clips, and hunt down the rest. That's just my 2 cents and 4 boxes of shells
12-16-2004, 08:59 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
I have not seen a wolf in Texas for over 20 years. There used to be quite a few grey wolves northwest of Houston when I was a boy. In east Texas there were wolves that were red in color. I think the red wolf is nearly extinct now.