3 MORE WOLVES KILLED TODAY

[Gringo31]

Shoot the collared one last!!!!

Well done boys!  I have a LITTLE more faith in our Dept of Fish and Game

[jrebel]

 

[bearhunter99]

Would be nice to see some evidence to back up what they are telling us  I hope it is all true but not sold on it yet 

 

Pocs or it didn't happen!

[GrousePointer]

Would be nice to see some evidence to back up what they are telling us  I hope it is all true but not sold on it yet 

I heard they were shooting them from black helicopters.  lol

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[bucklucky]

I wonder if they would give me the lifesize wolf capes  ..... 

[h2ofowlr]

This is a PR matter.  They would have let it go, but if it kept happening you would have lines at every hunting store and the community would have likely killed any wolf they saw.  Can't pull the wool over everyones eyes and say one thing when the cats out of the bag.

[huntnphool]

 Don't pat them on the back just yet, my money says the sniper "accidently" leaves one female and one male.

[fair-chase]

I've been quick to complain about them so I have to give credit where credit is due...  I'm starting to be a little impressed.  They are taking it seriously!   

  Same here. I've been highly skeptical/cynical of this department. Time to send them a letter of appreciation over their handling of this issue. Kudos to the men and women at WDFW working on this. 

[KFhunter]

Don't pat them on the back just yet, my money says the sniper "accidently" leaves one female and one male.

Doesn't matter, these wolves have already dispersed and trained other packs. 
There is another rancher not 15 miles away who's loosing cattle as well, several auctually.

Dogs learn very quickly from one another.
Go get you a chicken eating fence climbing knothead of a mutt and see how long before your beloved family dog gets in trouble too. 

[Mudman]

Huntphool is correct.  They wont kill the breeding pair.  They are just managing the problem.  If they killed breeding pair it would mean waiting longer for wolves to reach quota of delisting that we all want.

[huntnphool]

Huntphool is correct.  They wont kill the breeding pair.  They are just managing the problem.  If they killed breeding pair it would mean waiting longer for wolves to reach quota of delisting that we all want.

Not all of us want the quota met!

[GrousePointer]

Dogs learn very quickly from one another.
Go get you a chicken eating fence climbing knothead of a mutt and see how long before your beloved family dog gets in trouble too.

Nothing an invisible fence set on high or an  e-collar can't cure.  :)Ride the lightening.

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[Mudman]

Ya I dont want quotas or any wolves.  It seems were stuck with it no matter what.  Wait till the st. helens pack gets big.  The elk are full of hoof rot.  When there gone the pack size is going to be huge and very hungry and the hunters are going to be really pissed off over here!!!  Mark my words.  Its already started!!! I figure about 4-8years.  It will be big problem.

[Ridgeratt]

Don't pat them on the back just yet, my money says the sniper "accidently" leaves one female and one male.

Well they can only tip over the ones that are on the south side of the border! So I don't think they will get them all anyway. But it does make good press what they are doing.

[FALFire]

Supervisor........ Well, how many did you get?

Sharp Shooter.... 3 today Sir!

Supervisor......... Good! Get one more... that will make 6 total....that should shut 'em up for a few months or so. Now we just get to deal with the law suits. Then, we get to do this  all over again next year!

Sharp Shooter.....     

Supervisor .......... Now... where's my Cribbage board