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There is another thread on here wanting to know if someone thinks the WDFG Introduced wolves!It Doesn't matter if they did or not! Simple they are here regardless, Now the question is how are they going to be dealt with. I just base my observations on what I see.
There's no way the WDFW planted wolves. They simply couldn't do that, it's not possible. They'd have to tell the public, and first they'd have to get approval. They didn't do that or we'd know about it. And, I agree they base a lot of their decisions on money, so therefore, they wouldn't do anything to decrease deer and elk numbers in this state. Deer and elk tags is where the money is at, and they know it.
I know the WDFW planted turkeys up here from the Wilbur area to Ferry County without any public input. They did it about 5-6 years ago.
Quote from: bobcat on August 08, 2012, 10:53:16 PMThere's no way the WDFW planted wolves. They simply couldn't do that, it's not possible. They'd have to tell the public, and first they'd have to get approval. They didn't do that or we'd know about it. And, I agree they base a lot of their decisions on money, so therefore, they wouldn't do anything to decrease deer and elk numbers in this state. Deer and elk tags is where the money is at, and they know it.I'm not implying that they personally planted the wolves but I also believe that they may have had knowledge that it could have been being done.I guess the same could be said that "Fast and Furious" was only a car movie as well.
Just kill 'em all then, they're all going to kill livestock eventually, especialy after all the deer, elk, and moose are gone.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on August 09, 2012, 06:04:48 AMI know the WDFW planted turkeys up here from the Wilbur area to Ferry County without any public input. They did it about 5-6 years ago. yEAH BUT THATS A GOOD THING ...Now invite me up and we can go kill some