WDFW “FUZZY LOGIC” WOLF PLAN MODEL

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WDFW “FUZZY LOGIC” WOLF PLAN MODEL

Attention: All Ranchers and Farmers

RE: Ecosystem Damage Allegations

What have we been thinking? The environmentalist bunch is in a lather about grazing cattle “damaging the ecosystem.” To resolve the dilemma, we simply need to apply the genius of the wolf plan model to cattle herds. Here is the model in all its brilliance:
First, we arbitrarily set a limit to the number of cattle herds in the National Forests and the Bureau of Land Management lands. We subjectively define a herd as thirty cows, plus one bull to define it as a “viable family unit.” As we know, a breeding male is a requirement to sustain our cattle herd.
Now then, the thirty-plus-one are the criterion for a “confirmed” herd. Anything less than that are ignored as “no cattle”, because they do not fit the definition of a viable herd. Say that the cattle are spotted in the woods, but the bull and a few of the cows have ambled off on a rendezvous, we declare that there simply are “no cattle” because of the absence of a “complete family unit” to stand up and be counted! We ignore them and declare them “not significant” and of no concern.
Accordingly, there is no damage or effect on the ecosystem because there is/are no viable herds! Now that is a staggering manifestation of wisdom and logic beyond belief! Why didn’t we think of that!

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[wonder]

Thanks for posting, this whole process has been developed and implemented using smoke and mirrors and who knows when or if it will stabilize.

I recently had a debate with my younger sister who has never spent much time in the woods telling me that these numbers are inflated and I have to ask her when the last time she was ever even in Yellowstone Park.  Of course she hasn't been there since she was 4.  This is all just so sad.  My only hope is that they (wildlife agencies) will come up with a better plan on how to manage them before populations can not rebound.

[flatbkman]

Using WDFW logic, I think we should get the agency to transplant and propagate some Moose into areas they currently do not inhabit (like the NW and SW corners of the state) so as to help with the growth of the wolf numbers in the state, since it is one of their favorite foods.

[thatdamguy]

Here is a link to a great article and shows more people realizing it was never really about the wolves it is about making hunting unsustainable for the modern sportsman !



http://bowhunting.net/2013/09/when-it-comes-to-wolves-state-wildlife-agencies-still-dont-get-it-or-do-they-part-1/