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The Yakama tribe better get in there and kill those wolves. They're going to eat all the tribe's trophy elk.
Quote from: bobcat on March 26, 2013, 03:48:58 PMThe Yakama tribe better get in there and kill those wolves. They're going to eat all the tribe's trophy elk. It's only about a 10 mile jaunt for the pack to get to the Coffin which is the mostly off-limits to people elk preserve. That's like an all-you-can-eat gig for two groups right there.
The closest known wolf pack is the Teanaway pack near Cle Elum. The female wolf had been a member of that pack.
QuoteThe closest known wolf pack is the Teanaway pack near Cle Elum. The female wolf had been a member of that pack.I wonder if that's the same female that used to be a member of the Lookout pack that relocated herself to the Teanaway a few years ago.
Quote from: jackelope on March 26, 2013, 04:07:35 PMQuoteThe closest known wolf pack is the Teanaway pack near Cle Elum. The female wolf had been a member of that pack.I wonder if that's the same female that used to be a member of the Lookout pack that relocated herself to the Teanaway a few years ago.Wasn't that one collard?
Quote from: 6x6in6 on March 26, 2013, 04:03:26 PMQuote from: bobcat on March 26, 2013, 03:48:58 PMThe Yakama tribe better get in there and kill those wolves. They're going to eat all the tribe's trophy elk. It's only about a 10 mile jaunt for the pack to get to the Coffin which is the mostly off-limits to people elk preserve. That's like an all-you-can-eat gig for two groups right there. It's not gonna be much of a preserve anymore, is it? Unless the wolves learn how to read, and stay out because the signs say no hunting.
My dad always talks about the good old days and how many deer/elk/ducks whatever they saw. I was always amazed compared to what I saw at that time. Now it appears that THOSE were the good old days and my kids are going to see the change that I did...
QuoteMy dad always talks about the good old days and how many deer/elk/ducks whatever they saw. I was always amazed compared to what I saw at that time. Now it appears that THOSE were the good old days and my kids are going to see the change that I did... Yes but just think how much better the wolf hunting will be for your kids!
That puts them a 2 hour drive from my back door. Another hour to Seattle give or take a few minutes for traffic.
Quote from: jackelope on March 26, 2013, 08:13:27 PMThat puts them a 2 hour drive from my back door. Another hour to Seattle give or take a few minutes for traffic. Yeah right, you already have lots of the same wolves on the Westside and I'm sure you know it.
I am truly surprised that no one has begun to poison these wolves off....
Quote from: ICEMAN on March 26, 2013, 06:30:13 PMI am truly surprised that no one has begun to poison these wolves off....Are you talking lead or Strychnine poisoning? I am surpised that more people aren't finding a way to smuggle it to control the wolf populations. Heck it worked back in the day!
I think Parvo would work better. I am hearing rumors that they got a cow as in beef in the last day or so. Waiting to find the report.
Wow....What is almost as interesting as the wolves being in Pritcher Canyon is a nice bull elk. I spend a lot of time in them thar hills and have never seen an elk that low before. I guess with the weather and wolves they could be in my yard soon (east wenatchee).
Quote from: 6x6in6 on March 26, 2013, 04:03:26 PMQuote from: bobcat on March 26, 2013, 03:48:58 PMThe Yakama tribe better get in there and kill those wolves. They're going to eat all the tribe's trophy elk. It's only about a 10 mile jaunt for the pack to get to the Coffin which is the mostly off-limits to people elk preserve. That's like an all-you-can-eat gig for two groups right there. It's not gonna be much of a Reserve anymore, is it? Unless the wolves learn how to read, and stay out because the signs say no hunting. (trespassing,guns, traps ,or dogs)