Crazy Morning!

[sirmissalot]

Was it a grey one and a black one? Hard to see much in the pictures

[Fishstiq]

That is insane!  Be safe out there, and 

[notellumcreek]

Was it a grey one and a black one? Hard to see much in the pictures

That's what I am seeing. Took me a couple times looking to realize the pic with the cows actually has the wolves at thier feet too

[snowshoes22]

what is the legality of shooting them? I know i would shoot first and ask later but i was just wondering?

[bearpaw]

Western Washington is still federally protected and state protected. That's why it cost the White's so much, their area was not federally delisted like the more eastern part of Washington.

This state needs to be delisted and people allowed to protect their property. 

[bobcat]

what is the legality of shooting them? I know i would shoot first and ask later but i was just wondering?

I would shoot them, and assume they are dogs, not wolves. (Since there are no wolves on this side of the mountains, yet).

If they turned out to be 100% wolf, oh well. We all know the only good wolf is a dead wolf.

Oh, and as far as the legality of it, I think it is legal to shoot wolves in order to protect livestock. But don't quote me on that.

[ELKBURGER]

I would say if they are in Castle Rock then they've been all around Rainier and St. Helens

[Atroxus]

what is the legality of shooting them? I know i would shoot first and ask later but i was just wondering?

I would shoot them, and assume they are dogs, not wolves. (Since there are no wolves on this side of the mountains, yet).

If they turned out to be 100% wolf, oh well. We all know the only good wolf is a dead wolf.

Oh, and as far as the legality of it, I think it is legal to shoot wolves in order to protect livestock. But don't quote me on that.

I would think that if it was legal the McIrvins would have solved their wolf problem themselves rather than waste time with WDFW? 

[snowshoes22]

I would think catching them in the act would be different than just finding a dead calf.

[lokidog]

Looks like a feral dog chasing livestock... BOOM!

[JimmyHoffa]

what is the legality of shooting them? I know i would shoot first and ask later but i was just wondering?

I would shoot them, and assume they are dogs, not wolves. (Since there are no wolves on this side of the mountains, yet).

If they turned out to be 100% wolf, oh well. We all know the only good wolf is a dead wolf.

Oh, and as far as the legality of it, I think it is legal to shoot wolves in order to protect livestock. But don't quote me on that.

I would think that if it was legal the McIrvins would have solved their wolf problem themselves rather than waste time with WDFW? 

I think the legal part is 'in the act', so he would be good to shoot.  The McIrvins (to my knowledge) are at the scene when it is happening.  But have to check all the laws.

[kentrek]

it legal to kill dogs(even one with an owner) if they are damaging property so i would hope that it would apply to wolfs aswell

[Austrian Hunter]

  that's just crazy!  Too bad you could not nail them with your gun

[Skinner]

I will post the originals from the camera tonight.  Waiting on a call from the warden

[dr.derek]

I will go on wolf patrol for you if you need an extra set of eyes over your heard