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Wolf sighting on Santiam pass in Oregon
Keenan:
Well hope our elk and deer herds don't take to big of hit. >:( >:( :'(
http://www.nuggetnews.com/main.asp?SectionID=5&SubSectionID=5&ArticleID=15438&TM=75367.03
DanaM:
We've had wolves here in the UP now for a number of years so i feel your pain >:(
The antis and animal lovers will be all over this, Keenan just remember they only kill the weak and sick animals ::) :P :-*
Wolf Watcher:
So many lies and denials about the wolves. Same thing happend out of Casper, Wyo. with all the "experts" tossing in with their bias opinions. I laugh when they say a wolf would not be in that good of condition this time of year. Well, I can show you pictures of dead ones killed by the US Wildlife people that weight over 170 lbs. and in prime condition. Beautiful as they are, it is a very big mistake to reintroduce them. So very many millions have already been spent on them in times when we have people out of work and on the dole! Watcher
hawkbow:
Once they get established your elk herds will begin an immediate decline. The feds will deny it to the end, claiming that the herds are stronger and healthier.. around here wherever the wolves hunt, the herds are in a rapid decline and the wolves ae on a perpetual upswing. A recent trip into Yellowstone this winter showed atleast half last years number of elk and bison where three wolf packs hunt during the winter. As usual the droves of wolf observers along the roadways say that the herds are smaller now but much healtheir. ::) While they watch a healthy three year old cow be eaten near Mammoth hot springs, I glassed all the open hillsides along the south facing slopes and counted only fifty elk. Last year at the same time of year I counted three hundred :( :( :( Hawk
DanaM:
300 to 50 eh Mike probably global warming not the wolves or it could be ______ fault ;) :D :o
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