Seeing up to 10 piles of this a day changed my mind forever.

[ghosthunter]

Wow between this thread and the other. The wolves are catching hell today. I am so going to miss this site while in camp.

As they say on other forums DON'T FEED THE TROLLS.

[Huntbear]

Wolves didn't kill these animals, somebody else killed these animals!

No sir, those wolves are harmless! 

Bearpaw, you know it was Aliens....  stop teasing the poor wittle defenseless funloving carefree wolf...     

[bearpaw]

Wolves kill bear hound in Bayfield County

Sept. 21, 2012

The Department of Natural Resources confirmed that wolves killed a bear hound on Tuesday in Bayfield County.
 
The hound was hunting in the Town of Bell. The wolves are with the Siskiwit Lake pack.
 
In keeping with its wolf depredation protocol, the DNR issued an announcement of the incident. The agency said hunters should be aware of the potential conflict and exercise caution in the area.
 
It's the sixth wolf kill of a hunting dog in 2012, according to DNR records.

more: http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/170715326.html

[ghosthunter]

Ok I am in It was Sasqatch.

[Kc_Kracker]

Anyone think it was odd that a guy with 19 posts asked if any of us would poach a wolf? 

FINALLY SOMEONES THINKING RIGHT, watching i see, cast, twitch, nibble HOOK fish on 

You are still living in the disney world daydreaming of wolves frolicking with the butterflies.

now that was funny shTTT bearpaw, I nearly spit whiskey out on that 

[bearpaw]

Michigan's wolves are coming back -- and costing state nearly $10,000 in lost livestock

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota paid out a record $154,136 to residents whose livestock or pets were killed by wolves in the past year, part of a gradual upward trend also seen in Wisconsin and Michigan — all states where the gray wolf came off the endangered list in January.

more:  http://www.freep.com/article/20120905/NEWS06/120905079/Fresh-off-endangered-list-wolf-s-recovery-seen-in-loss-payouts

[ghosthunter]

Bear Crap


Not mine copied.


Wolves kill woman in Alaska and its not the wolves fault?

Please read the comments on this news story;
 http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100312/us_n…
 
Now some of the regulars here may remember I said it was just a matter of time till a wolf killed a human again in the USA and made the news. It has. Yet the public comments have a larger percentage more concerned about the wolves that that poor lady.
 
So I ask you what in the hell will it take for the wolf lovers to understand wolves aren’t loving kind creatures like a Disney show?
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The point here people is they want to bring back high populations of wolves in the lower 48 and have already started. Do YOU want to have wolves near your home? Would you want to be killed by one? Its just a matter of time until this happens in wolf recovery areas in the lower 48.

3 years ago

In Anchorage we have so many bears in the city people are being attacked every year. We have wolves come into towns every year. We have had people attacked by wolves in the Anchorage area. Not the wilderness. This is just an example of what can happen. That is why I asked this question to see if any understood. I see some don’t. They killed off the wolves in the lower 48 because of the threat wolves are to people. Some one will be killed, maybe a child, all because of the wolf recovery program. Again; it’s a matter of time.

3 years ago

[Kc_Kracker]

i bet hes a pitbull lover too 

[ghosthunter]

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4102756/alaska-teacher-killed-by-wolves/

[bearpaw]

Washington in the future: more wolves, bigger losses, pretty simple... 


B.C. ranchers estimate wolf attacks on livestock cost $15 million a year
 
B.C. Cattleman’s Association calls on province to thin the wolf population in some areas

Large packs of wolves are feasting on the province’s cattle in alarming numbers, according to ranchers, who claim that mortality rates of cows and calves have doubled over the past year.
 
The B.C. Cattlemen’s Association estimates the industry is losing up to $15 million a year because of wolf attacks and is calling for a “thinning” of the wolf population in hard hit areas such as the Peace River and Cariboo regions.

Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/ranchers+estimate+wolf+attacks+livestock+cost+million+year/7322744/story.html#ixzz286BJSKYZ

[Kola16]

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4102756/alaska-teacher-killed-by-wolves/

The real sad thing is that the wolf lovers would say that she deserved to die because she was torturing those poor crabs   

[ghosthunter]

I would give anything to see a photo of one of these wolf lovers with their ass chewed out like those cattle.

[ghosthunter]

Hmm bearpaw. You must of over whelmed GP with facts. He has gone to play with the other wolf lovers.

[bearpaw]

The facts always get them. 

Hope you have a good hunting season. 

[Kc_Kracker]

for your entertainment and enjoyment















http://www.examiner.com/article/sarah-palin-worse-than-bush-on-wildlife-and-environment  sad to see she didnt run 

Palin's administration and the Board of Game she appoints have approved, among many things, the use of helicopters by private hunters to shoot wolves and the use of poison gas to kill wolves and their pups in their dens.

The idea of using an aircraft to chase an animal to the point of exhaustion, so that it becomes an easy target for “sport” hunters,